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Killer Whales spotted in the Tamar River | Video, photos

Sarah Aquilina

By Sarah Aquilina

Updated November 28 2016 - 4:27am, first published 4:08am

By Sarah Aquilina

Updated November 28 2016 - 4:27am, first published 4:08am

Pictures: Jeremy Jackson

Pictures: Jeremy Jackson

A keen fisher spotted Killer Whales in the Tamar River between Georgetown and Low Head on Sunday.

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