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An expert believes this is a New Zealand torpedo, or torpedo fairchildi, an endemic electric ray.
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Early on the afternoon of July 31, 2012, Paeroa jeweller Maggie de Grauw was flying home from a holiday in Samoa when she spotted a vast brownish-grey slick on the surface of the ocean beneath the aircraft.
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Issue 119 January - February 2013