Shark freed from canal in South Korea after a month caught again after one day

A shark named Bukangi was successfully rescued after being trapped in a canal in Busan, South Korea. The three-meter-long shark attracted over 1.6 million visitors to the area. Despite the rescue, Bukangi returned to the canal after breaking through a barrier, raising concerns about her health as she appears injured and is not eating. Authorities are worried about the declining water temperature affecting her condition. Previous attempts to rescue her were unsuccessful, and another mission is planned for Thursday. Experts suggest that the shark may have entered the canal due to warmer waters and abundant fish, indicating a potential increase in shark sightings in Busan.