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Revelers from the Portuguese village of Podence dressed in traditional costumes run and jump around a burning effigy of a traditional figure during annual Carnival festivities, in Podence, northeastern Portugal, Tuesday, February 17, 2015. Revelers, known as “caretos”, wear brass or wooden masks and dressed up in costumes made of dyed wool and with cowbells in their belts. Revelers shout and chase people in the streets to scare them, with single women being their main target. Once they corner someone, they knock their cowbells against the person. (Photo by Francisco Seco/AP Photo)
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