World · East Asia & Pacific · 1 hr ago
200,000 Visit Busan Park to See Shark Bukang-i
A shark named Bukang-i has been staying in an artificial waterway at Busan North Port Waterfront Park.
The shark had been there for 25 days as of the report.
The park is in Busan, South Korea.
About 200,000 people visited during the Hangeul Day holiday from October 9 to 11 to see the shark.
The large turnout shows how many people came to see Bukang-i during the holiday.
No further plans for the shark were stated.
About 200,000 people visited a Busan park over the Hangul Day holiday to see a shark named Bukang-i.
The shark had been staying in an artificial waterway at Busan North Port waterfront park for 25 days.
The holiday ran from October 9 to 11.
- Who
- About 200,000 visitors came to see Bukang-i, a shark.
- What
- Visitors went to see the shark in an artificial waterway.
- When
- During the Hangul Day holiday, October 9–11; Bukang-i had been there for 25 days.
- Where
- Busan North Port waterfront park, Busan, South Korea.
- Why
- Visitors came to see Bukang-i.
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- Visitors
- About 200,000
- Holiday dates
- October 9–11
- Shark
- Bukang-i
- Location
- Artificial waterway at Busan North Port waterfront park
- Time at location
- 25 days
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