Banksy's latest mural, featuring a rhinoceros on a silver Nissan Micra, was unveiled in Charlton, London, only to be vandalized hours later by a masked individual who spray-painted it, despite onlookers pleading for him to stop. The mural, part of Banksy's ongoing animal series, has drawn significant attention, with local officials expressing regret over the vandalism and considering future protective measures for the artwork. Eyewitnesses described the defacement as occurring quickly, with the vandal leaving behind a white tag that included a dollar sign and a 'V'. While the local authority confirmed they did not remove the vehicle involved in the piece, other Banksy artworks have faced similar fates, being removed or vandalized shortly after their unveiling. Banksy's animal series, which began on August 5, has captivated audiences but also raised concerns about preservation and vandalism in public spaces. The ongoing debate around the significance of Banksy's work continues as fans and critics alike speculate on the deeper meanings behind the artworks.