Video Shows Tourist Faints After King's Guard Horse In UK Bites Her During Photo Shoot

Viral Video: The King's guards, stationed outside Buckingham Palace and St James's Palace in London, are renowned for their meticulous routines and strict discipline. These iconic figures draw tourists from around the globe, who eagerly capture photos of them.

A viral video has recently taken social media by storm, showing a shocking incident involving a tourist and a guard's horse stationed outside a London museum.

The woman, dressed in an oversized Pink Floyd T-shirt, sunglasses, and a baseball cap, screams in pain as she is suddenly attacked by the horse. She quickly moves away from the scene, with other tourists rushing to check her arm for injuries. "She got a really bad injury," a man is heard saying in the video.

The video has garnered over 32 million views and 82,000 likes on social media. Many tourists in the video are seen posing for photos near the King's Guard horse. One social media user remarked, “There's literally a sign behind her. These are the same people that take selfies with the Bison.” Another commented, "This tourist disregarded the warning sign not to get close to the horse."

A third person wrote, "She wasn't that close and he should control the horse better." Another chimed in, "There are signs about the horses. They sensed evil and expressed their displeasure about someone being too close."

A fifth user passionately wrote, "Horses shouldn't be used as property in the first place, nor should they tolerate nonsense from tourists who have no basic respect for animals."

The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media about the interaction between tourists and the King's guards, highlighting the need for caution and respect when visiting such historic sites.