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The world's largest whales eat three times more food than scientists had previously estimated, a new study has found. Researchers said blue whales consume a whopping 16 tonnes of krill per day. HEATHER HEBERLEY. A sequel to Weather Permitting, of Heberley's adventures on land and sea, and the life her family lived on Arapawa Island. $30 Riding with Whales HEATHER HEBERLEY. Stories of Great Sounds Women, who spent most or all of their life in the Sounds. It details the livelihood of a now vanished way of living. $30 The Wairau and its. She's the pregnant Farmer Wants a Wife star who is expecting a child with farmer Will Dwyer from the show. And Hayley Love, 26, showed off her baby bump as she posed for a mirror selfie on Tuesday.

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