Amidst the attention drawn by the appearance of a 3- to 4-meter bull shark in the artificial waterway of Busan's North Port Waterfront Park, which even earned the nickname "Bukang-i," the Green Party urged for a strengthened response, stating that the shark's appearance should be viewed as a signal of the climate crisis.
On the 22nd, the Green Party released a commentary titled "The Shark Came to Warn," arguing, "Now is not the time to cheer an…
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Amidst the attention drawn by the appearance of a 3- to 4-meter bull shark in the artificial waterway of Busan's North Port Waterfront Park, which even earned the nickname "Bukang-i," the Green Party urged for a strengthened response, stating that the shark's appearance should be viewed as a signal of the climate crisis.
On the 22nd, the Green Party released a commentary titled "The Shark Came to Warn," arguing, "Now is not the time to cheer an…