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In the Bay of Island, 75% of the bottlenose dolphin calves die before they are one year old.

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A diagram of the method Showing terehu feeding method.

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New Zealand is at the southernmost Point of the terehu Range.

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Terehu/ Dolphins have a short beak and a hooked dorsal fin that is easily seen.

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Terehu/Bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) are the most common and well-known members of the family Delphinidae, the family of oceanic dolphin.

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- Terehu (Tursiops truncatus) have a relatively short beak and a hooked and prominent dorsal fin.

- Global population sizes are largely unknown but this species is quite common worldwide.

- Individuals living close to the shore feed mainly on a variety of inshore bottom-dwelling fish and invertebrate species.

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Video 3

Title - Keeping Pests out of bay of Islands.

Location - Bay of Island

People in Video -Andrew, Helen, Nat, Sansia.

What I found out - Rats can get into spaces the size of there skull, you have to check your bags before you go to the Island.

What I wonder - how can rats get into small spaces,

Video 4

Title - On board the carino

Location -Boat In the Bay of Island.

People in Video -Andrew, Vanessa,Carino.

What I found out - the DOC have to say if you can swim with the dolphins. The baby Dolphins are really Important.

What I wonder -

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Where did Andrew visit on this day? He went to Motuarohia and Pahia.

Three things he saw - A couple of adult Terehu, Wooden Dolphin Statues.

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Seals they have fur, breathe air and spend time on land.Elephant seals can stay underwater without breathing for over an hour. Three types of seal, including the fur seal, Hooker's sea lion and elephant seal can be found breeding in New Zealand. Leopard seals also visit.

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Seals belong to a group known as pinnipeds, meaning that they are mammals with streamlined bodies and flippers.

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New words - Whangote, Pera, Whakangawari, Pukahukahu, Taniwha.

Already Know - Taonga, haora, Ika.

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Why do maori have a special connection with marine mammals? Many Māori tribes or iwi have a special connection with marine mammals. Many traditional Māori stories have Taniwha taking the form of dolphins or whales to guide and protect Māori during their voyages.

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features that make an animal a mammal -
-  Mammals are warm-blooded
- have hair or fur
-breathe air through lungs
-give birth to live young
- feed their young with milk produced by mammary gland.

-How do mammals survive cold temperatures in the ocean? they have a big fur coat that covers them when they are in the water. They are also warm blooded.

How do they hold the breath for so long when diving? They breath though there lungs.

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Marine mammals are a unique group of animals with features that separate them from all others. They are a taonga to Māori, and many different species can be found in New Zealand waters.

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Add some of the pics on the side of the diary page to your Padlet and include a description on the photo.

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What is the ‘must do’ activity that Andrew mentions when in the Bay of Islands?
The entrance to the Waitangi

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Find Kerikeri on Google My Maps.  Can you find any of the other Iconic Spots that he mentions?

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- Read Andrew’s first diary entry. Where did he start from and where was he going to? Kerikeri, Waitangi, and Paihia.

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-Where is this field trip based? Bay of Island
-What does the word mammal mean?  a warm-blooded vertebrate animal of a class that is distinguished by the possession of hair or fur
-Where does Andrew live?  Keri Keri, Bay of Islands.
-What is Bottle-Nose Dolphin’s maori name?  Terehu
-What is leading cause of Terehu numbers declinin?  It is going down because of human contact.
-Why should we care about dolphin population numbers?
So we dont have another animal extincted.

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Video Task 1:

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Title: Marine Mammals.  Location: Kerikeri, In pool, Bay of Islands,  People in video: Andrew, Egbert ( Ambassador )  What I found out: The number is going down because there is too much human contact, To many boats are trying to find them, Tere hu means Dolphin, there are lots of marine mammals ...

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Introduction: Have you ever seen marine mammals in their natural habitat? If so, it is easy to see why it is so tempting to try and get a closer look! But is our curiosity interrupting the natural behaviour and development of marine mammals? On this field trip, you will join scientists, DOC staff, tourist operators, and other members of the public as you explore the world-famous Bay of Islands/Peiwhirirangi. Here you will find out about the threats being placed on local populations of bottlenose dolphins/terehu and how we can protect and keep them in the Bay.

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