Shocking moment helpless hiker is viciously trampled by raging herd of cows after 'taunting one with walking stick' on Chinese hillside
The dramatic incident unfolded on a hillside in Xinzhou, China, on July 16.
Footage shows the lone cow charging the man before the rest joined in, leaving him with bruises and minor rib fractures.
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