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Is there a difference from bulls on a farm and the bulls in a bull fight?

Answer:

Well, yes and no. Yes because the bulls used in Spanish bull fighting have been bred to fight to the death. No because these bulls, just like all other "normal" bulls on a farm or ranch, are used to breed cows.

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