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The "Bukang-i Protection Vigilantes."
As I reported a short while ago, there was a controversy after some visitors shone lights on the shark Bukang-i late at night at the Busan Bukhang Waterfront Park.
Now, a so-called "Bukang-i Vigilante" group has emerged to monitor and deter these kinds of situations.
Recently, several YouTubers have been patrolling the waterfront park area at night, live-streaming both Bukang-i and the surrounding situation.
Rather than simply filming, they are effectively acting as a patrol unit, watching out to see if some visitors shine strong lights or engage in behavior that provokes Bukang-i.
Online, people have been calling them the "Bukang-i Vigilantes" or "Bukang-i Guardians."
This is because reactions suggest that while watching Bukang-i is fine, as a living creature, it needs to be given time to rest.
As interest surrounding Bukang-i grows, visitors are also being urged to exercise basic caution in how they treat ecosystems and wildlife.
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Appearing at Night to Warn, "Don't Do That"... "Bukang-i Vigilantes" Emerge
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