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Young Ocean Explorers: Meet the largest dolphin in the sea

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Young Ocean Explorers: Meet the largest dolphin in the sea

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Learn about the largest dolphin in the world - the orca!

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Learn about the largest dolphin in the world - the orca! Tūtaki mai ki te maki. Akohia ngā āhuatanga mō te aihe nui rawa o te ao! Click the [CC] icon in the video player to view Te Reo subtitles.

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Young Ocean Explorers: Riley's amazing orca discovery

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Young Ocean Explorers: Riley's amazing orca discovery

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Join Riley and Steve as they search for New Zealand's biggest ocean predator - orca!

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Young Ocean Explorers has been on a mission since 2012 to inspire kids to love our ocean - through entertaining education. We want to capture children's imaginations through great storytelling, bringing the beauty, awe and fascination of the ocean and its inhabitants alive.

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Find out what kind of animal the orca is and about its diet, breeding and threats

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Despite its confusing name, the killer whale is actually the largest member of the dolphin family.

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Te Ara online NZ encyclopaedia page on orca 

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Te Ara online NZ encyclopaedia page on orca 

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1. - Orcas - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

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As a result of preliminary DNA analysis by New Zealander Ingrid Visser, it is now established that there are probably three resident populations in New Zealand: one off the North Island, one off the South Island, and a third group that spends its time in both regions.

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More information about orca

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Find out what's known about Orcas (Killer Whales), Orcinus orca, Mammalia, Cetacea, Delphinidae, including their world range and habitats, feeding behaviors, life history, ecology, reproduction, and conservation status.

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Report orca sightings to the Orca Research Trust 

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Report orca sightings to the Orca Research Trust 

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For sightings anywhere in NZ. Please report ASAP after sighting

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If you see orca in New Zealand waters, please report it as SOON AS POSSIBLE.

We rely on sightings from the public to find the orca and would rather receive 10 calls about the same sighting than not hear about the orca at all. Many people believe that someone else has called - but often what happens is that we don't hear about the orca until days later.

You can also download the NZ Orca Photo-Identification Guide to help you recognise the individual orca.

We are in the process of establishing an online reporting database, but until then, please phone first and if you have the time please download the sighting form and post it to us with any photographs you may have. Thanks in advance for your support.
NEW ZEALAND ORCA SIGHTING REPORT
REST OF THE WORLD ORCA SIGHTING SHEET

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If you see orca in New Zealand waters, please report it as SOON AS POSSIBLE. We rely on sightings from the public to find the orca and would rather receive 10 calls about the same sighting than not hear about the orca at all.

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See orca statistics and log sightings of orca in Taranaki

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Project Hotspot | Report Taranaki-based orca sightings | Learn more about orca sightings and behaviour around the Taranaki coast using interactive map | Citizen science | Curious Minds

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Orca shown hunting for stingrays

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A wildlife photographer has captured stunning footage of a pair of killer whales moving through clear shallow waters around Mercury Island, on September 11. The video take via drone, firstly follows a pair of orca along the coast and then later three of them in open ocean. The wildlife photographer who took the footage said he believed the orca were on the hunt for stingrays.

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Drone films orca hunting stingray in shallow waters in New Zealand

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A wildlife photographer has captured stunning footage of a pair of killer whales moving through clear shallow waters around Mercury Island, on September 11. The video take via drone, firstly follows a pair of orca along the coast and then later three of them in open ocean.