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Trapped Busan shark draws visitors and retail boom

A three-metre shark marooned at a park in Busan has become an internet sensation, drawing more than a million visitors and boosting local retail sales. Its popularity has also sparked a trademark dispute, while authorities try to prevent vendors from exploiting the phenomenon.
WHO: The trapped shark, nicknamed Bukangi
WHAT: The shark's viral popularity has drawn over a million visitors to Busan and boosted retail sales.
WHEN: Oct 6, 2026 at 11:52 PM ET
WHERE: Busan, South Korea
WHY: Non-stop local media coverage of failed efforts to encourage the trapped shark has made it an internet sensation.

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