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Stranded shark draws 600K visitors in Korea
The phenomenon of a shark swimming in a canal at Busan Port in South Korea, which became stranded on September 18, is the most prominent event, attracting around 600,000 visitors over two weeks. The shark, measuring 3.5 meters in length and belonging to the "Bronze Shark" species, was unable to return to the ocean despite efforts by authorities to rescue it, including spraying water and attempts to guide it with nets. The shark has been designated as an honorary ambassador for the city's public relations, leaving a widespread impact, with large numbers of visitors flocking to the area. Authorities continue their efforts to remove it from the canal and return it to its natural habitat.
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