Second rescue fails to free 3.5m shark in Busan canal
They publishedShark trapped in South Korea’s Busan canal remains stranded after second rescue attempt fails
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Who
What
- A 3.5-meter shark nicknamed Buk Hang has been stranded in Busan's North Port canal for three weeks.
- A second rescue attempt using a 50-meter net failed after two hours due to rock obstacles.
- Rescuers paused pumps and nets to avoid stressing the animal, hoping it would exit on its own.
- Experts suspect lights, noise, and electrical signals disrupt the shark's navigation toward the sea.
- Climate change-related warming may be increasing large shark sightings along South Korea's east coast.
Where
🇬🇧 United Kingdom (outlet HQ)
topics: Environment, Climate, Science · language: eng
topics: Environment, Climate, Science · language: eng
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published 3 Oct, 10:28Z
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https://www.independent.co.uk/asia/east-asia/busan-shark-canal-rescue-attempt-b3060769.html
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