The San Fermin festival in Pamplona commenced with its opening bull run, where thousands of daredevils ran along an 846-meter route as bulls charged. Participants dressed in traditional white and red attire attempted to amuse the bulls by running ahead. Each run lasts between two to four minutes. Additionally, animal rights activists protested against the festival, advocating for an end to bullfighting. Spectators crowded balconies, and millions tuned in to watch the event worldwide, emphasizing the spectacle's global allure.
The first morning run of the San Fermin festival in Pamplona featured thousands of participants fleeing a herd of bulls along the traditional 846-meter course.
Up to 4,000 runners engage in each bull run, with expert participants attempting to sprint directly in front of the bulls for a few thrilling seconds.
Animal rights activists protested prior to the festival, expressing their opposition to bullfighting with graphic demonstrations and powerful slogans.
Spectators filled the balconies and wooden barricades, while millions watched the event on live television, making the run a popular global spectacle.
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