Lost shark becomes viral star in South Korea
The predator -- believed to be a bull shark -- popped up in an artificial waterway in the port city of Busan on South Korea's southeast coast this month.
A shark, believed to be a bull shark, was spotted in an artificial waterway in the port city of Busan on South Korea's southeast coast.
The shark has become a viral sensation in South Korea.
There was no further information on the shark's origin or what happened to it.
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