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  •   Home > News > Environment

    A second Hector's dolphin has been found dead on the West Coast, a week after one was found further south

    A second Hector's dolphin has been found dead on the West Coast, a week after one was found further south


    This morning a member of the public contacted the Department of Conservation after finding a dead dolphin at Rapahoe Beach, north of Greymouth.

    DOC Aquatic Director Elizabeth Heeg says it was a calf, less than a metre long.

    She says it appears to have died recently and there were no visible marks to indicate cause of death.

    On February 18, DOC was contacted by a person who found a dead Hector's dolphin calf at Mikonui Beach, south of Hokitika.

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