Südkorea: Hai Bukangi verlässt Kanal – nach einem Monat
Er lockte mehr als 1,6 Millionen Besucher in die südkoreanische Stadt Busan: Der verirrte Schwarzhai »Bukangi« ist zurück im Meer. Oder zumindest auf dem Weg dorthin.
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