King's guard horse bites woman tourist as she touches it; netizens say, 'well earned'

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ALSO READ: Prince Harry declined King Charles’ invitation while saying his father was ‘too busy’ to meet him: ReportRecently, in a video, a King's Guard horse bit a tourist after she touched it for a photo. This video has gone viral.According to the video, a woman was seen putting her hand on the horse's neck while posing for a picture outside the Horse Guards Parade in London's Westminster.In a matter of few seconds, this act probably irked the horse, and then he bit the woman.

After this, the woman stumbled backwards and almost fell over. A man comes to help her later.ALSO READ: Prince Harry’s reconciliation efforts with family face renewed opposition from two royals, says reportAs per the protocol, the Household Cavalry soldier remained silent during the incident.

Looks like the woman touched the horse despite a notice nearby mentioned not to do so and stating, "Beware! Horses may bite or kick."After the video was uploaded by Oli London, it garnered over 1 million views, with netizens commenting on it.Mark McLain wrote, "Horse did the right thing."Suellen write, "Good grief - just follow the rules and leave the horse alone! It’s not complicated."Vic commented, "Haha! Serves her bloody right"ALSO READ: Why did Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's visit to Nigeria leave King Charles ‘furious’?Some commented, "Good on the horse. Too bad it didn't get to kick the tourist as well."Another commented, "The horse name is Armand.

It’s not forbidden to touch or get too close actually, you’re allowed to pet the horse but sometimes they aren’t in the mood."Mickey McAllister wrote, "There’s a sign that clearly warns not to touch the reigns and that horses can bite or kick. The horse bit when her hands came near the reigns.