Bukangi, the famed 3-metre dusky shark in Busan, South Korea, remains lingering near a canal despite a <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/sunday-mid-day/article/death-of-stranded-blue-whale-in-bandra-experts-highlight-the-challenges-of-saving-wild-animals-in-mumbai-23638243" target="_blank" rel="none noopener">successful eight-hour rescue operation</a> to guide it into open sea on Wednesday.
After it broke through barriers rescuers had installed, it re-entered the waterway on Thursday, briefly getting trapped. The shark was freed again by rescuers.&nbsp;
Authorities have since fortified the barrier nets and said they had concluded operations, while Bukangi continues to repeatedly circle back toward the canal, refusing to swim out to sea.
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Bukangi, a 3-metre dusky shark in South Korea’s Busan, has returned to a canal despite rescue efforts, prompting authorities to reinforce barrier nets

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After it broke through barriers rescuers had installed, it re-entered the waterway on Thursday, briefly getting trapped. The shark was freed again by rescuers. 

Three-metre dusky shark Bukangi keeps returning to canal despite rescue efforts

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