3.5-Meter Shark Draws Crowds to Busan Park
Authorities restricted night access as nearly 30,000 visitors gathered to see the 3.5-meter shark, local media said.
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A shark that suddenly appeared in the artificial waterway of the Bukhang Waterfront Park near Busan Station in Dong-gu, Busan, has captivated the attention of citizens for five days. It is estimated that approximately 10,000 people have visited the site daily since the 18th to catch a glimpse of this shark, which swims through the artificial waterway revealing its body measuring 3 to 3.5 meters.
(Busan=Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Young-jae = The waterfront park in Bukhang, Dong-gu, Busan, is enjoying an unexpected 'boom' due to the sudden appearance of sharks.
A bull shark measuring 3 to 4 meters has been spotted in the waterway of Busan North Port Waterfront Park for four days, attracting the attention of citizens. Experts believe the shark entered the waterway following prey and is unable to escape due to the structure of the channel, while remaining skeptical of theories such as the possibility of childbirth.
The gaze of the crowds was fixed on a giant shark swimming in the water. On the 18th, a stray shark appeared in a seaside park in Busan, South Korea. Measuring approximately 3 meters in length, it is believed to be a large blacktip reef shark, and is thought to have wandered into the waterway while searching for food. Over 20,000 onlookers flocked to the park over the weekend to catch a glimpse of the unusual visitor. A nearby cafe employee comm…
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