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22 October 2026

Shark trapped in South Korean city won't return to sea

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Shark trapped in South Korean city won't return to sea

Although "Bukangi" has become a mascot for the city of Busan, everyone agrees the dusky shark should go back to the open sea. But getting her to leave is proving difficult.

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