What
- A 3.5-metre shark nicknamed Bukangi remained in a Busan canal for a third week.
- A second attempt to guide it to the sea using a large net ended after two hours.
- The net now confines the shark to a 100m stretch toward the open sea.
- Experts say external stimuli and changing currents may hinder the shark's exit.
- Hundreds gathered to watch; officials note warming seas may drive more sightings.
Where
🇭🇰 Hong Kong (outlet HQ)
topics: Environment, Climate · language: eng
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published 2 Oct, 13:27Z
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