Spanish Fighting Bull facts for kids
The Spanish Fighting Bull (also known as Toro Bravo) is a special type of cattle. It comes from the Iberian Peninsula, which includes Spain and Portugal. These bulls are famous for their strength and bravery.
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The Spanish Fighting Bull
This unique animal is mostly raised on large farms. These farms are found in Spain, Portugal, France, and some countries in Latin America. They are specially bred for events like Bullfighting.
What Makes Them Special?
Spanish Fighting Bulls are not like regular farm cows. They are chosen carefully by people for certain traits. These include being strong, energetic, and brave. They also have a lot of stamina, meaning they can keep going for a long time.
Where Do They Live?
Most of these bulls live freely on huge farms. These farms are often called "dehesas" in Spain. This way of raising them helps them grow strong and wild. It also helps them develop their natural instincts.
A Symbol of Spain
The fighting bull has become a well-known symbol of Spain. You can often see images of these bulls around the country. They represent strength and a part of Spanish culture.
Images for kids
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A Spanish Fighting Bull in Seville in April 2009.
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A Spanish Fighting Bull. Breed: Vegahermosa. Feria de Córdoba 2009
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Breeding of Spanish fighting bulls near Salamanca
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The fighting bull is considered a symbol of Spain as in this Osborne road advertisement.
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A Miura bull charges at matador El Fundi at the Seville bullring
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The brand of the Miura ranch
See also
In Spanish: Toro de lidia para niños
