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Lost shark draws more than a million visitors to South Korea's Busan

A wayward shark has become an unlikely celebrity in South Korea, drawing an estimated one million people to a waterfront park in Busan after it was spotted swimming in its waterway. The predator -- believed to be a bull shark -- popped up this month and several attempts by coast guard boats to guide it back to the sea have failed.

VIDEO BY SUE HAN KIM / AFPTV / AFP

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00:03There is a lot of animals that can't be seen in the next door, so there is a message.
00:43I was surprised that it was so big, but also I felt really bad for him, because when you see
00:50it on the news, it's just written there is a shock, but then you see the actual animal suffering.
01:02I thought it was so good.

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