Two bulls have run amok at a seaside resort tossing one person in the air and leaving another who jumped out of their way clinging to a cliff edge.
The animals escaped from a trailer near Tenby harbour in Pembrokeshire after being transported from Caldey Island.
Police said the "irate and aggressive" bulls were on the loose for several hours before they were eventually shot dead by marksmen.
Officers said it was fortunate that no one was seriously injured.
Dyfed-Powys Police said they were called to the Castle Hill area of the resort at about 1005 BST.
With the help of a vet the bulls were contained within temporary fencing at a footpath near the lifeboat stations but escaped again.
"Following this, a member of the public who was in the area had to jump over a wall in order to avoid the bulls, and officers had to rescue this person who was hanging over rocks," said police.