Busan shark vigilantes monitor stranded Bukang-i
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While the shark 'Bukang-i' that appeared in the artificial waterway of Busan North Port Waterfront Park has become a hot topic among citizens, attention is now focused on the sighting of an otter in Busan's Oncheon Stream.
BUSAN: A three-meter-long shark trapped in South Korea has attracted more than a million visitors to the city of Busan, boosting sales for local retailers and sparking a trademark dispute as authorities blocked traders from profiting from the viral phenomenon. The shark, named Bukangi, has become an internet sensation and tourist attraction following ...
A shark (a type of sand lance) that has been staying in a waterway at Bukgang Waterfront Park in Busan for 20 days has been found to have abrasions near its mouth. Busan City and the National Institute of Fisheries Science announced on the afternoon of the 7th that they discovered the injury while checking the shark's health. The injury is visible to the naked eye. The left side of its mouth is scraped and bleeding. This image has been spreading…
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