A tourist in London was bitten by a horse from the King's Guard after she posed for a picture too close to it, despite a 'Beware' sign. The horse clamped down on her arm momentarily. This incident highlights recurring issues with tourists ignoring safety warnings near these mounted sentries. An Army spokesman reiterated the need for the public to maintain distance for safety. Horse behavior expert Suzanne Rogers noted that stress factors contribute to such incidents, emphasizing the need for awareness around these highly trained animals.
The horse from the King's Guard bit a tourist in London after she stood too close, highlighting the danger despite clear warning signs.
An Army spokesman emphasized the importance of public safety and adherence to warning signs as horses may bite or kick.
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