VIDEO O atracție turistică neobișnuită a atras sute de mii de vizitatori într-un oraș din Coreea de Sud

A large shark trapped in a canal in Busan, South Korea, has drawn over 600,000 visitors since its sighting on September 18. Experts believe the shark, nicknamed 'Bukang-i', is a bronze shark that followed prey into the canal. Local authorities attempted to guide the shark back to sea but faced challenges, leading to the suspension of rescue operations. The shark's presence has turned into a tourist attraction, with the local park seeing a significant increase in visitors. The mayor of Busan expressed admiration for the shark, calling it a star attraction.