👉 Bull engineering, also known as bull baiting, is a historical practice primarily associated with the Roman Empire and later adopted in medieval England, where live bulls were used to attract and lure smaller animals, such as dogs or horses, for various purposes including hunting, racing, or as a form of entertainment. The bulls were typically trained to run in circles, known as a "bull circle," and were often accompanied by smaller animals. This spectacle was not only a method of hunting but also a social event, drawing large crowds and serving as a display of wealth and power. However, bull engineering has been widely condemned for its cruelty and inhumane treatment of the animals involved, leading to its eventual abolition in many parts of the world.
