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Paua
Paua
Paua (Haliotis iris)
Size: up to 28cm
The inside flesh is a delicacy. The shell has a curved row of holes on the outside, the interior is used to make jewellery.
Paua live on rocks but it is illegal to take Paua of less than 125 mm.
