Skip to content

Watch: South Korea Makes Final Push To Return Trapped Shark To Open Ocean

Named Bukang-i, the three-meter shark was first spotted on September 18 and became an instant national sensation, drawing more than a million visitors. Rescuers are racing against falling water temperatures to safely guide the animal out to sea.

Pic via X

South Korean rescue teams launched a third operation Wednesday to return a trapped female dusky shark back to open waters after spending over a month stuck in a Busan city canal.

Named Bukang-i, the three-meter shark was first spotted on September 18 and became an instant national sensation, drawing more than a million visitors. Rescuers are racing against falling water temperatures to safely guide the animal out to sea.

Watch this video from Associated Press.

Also Read:

Major US Companies Push Back Against Blockchain-Based Stock Trading
According to Bitwise Asset Management, trading volume on Robinhood Chain rose from $526 million in July to $11.31 billion in September.

Comments

Latest