- The name New
Zealand fur seal is used by
English speakers in New Zealand;
kekeno is used in the Māori language. As of 2014[update], the
common name long-nosed...
- zémidjan by
calling "
kekeno", a word
derived from the Fon language. 'Keke'
means motorcycle and 'no'
means the 'owner of':
kekeno thus
literally means...
- 2017.
Retrieved 5
April 2023. "35m EnviroCat".
Retrieved 1
November 2023. "
Kekeno - web.archive.org".
Archived from the
original on 13
October 2017. Retrieved...
- Zealand.
Fortunately for the
stranded whalers, a seal
protection boat, the
Kekeno,
happened to
arrive at the island, and
rescued the castaways. The captain's...
-
resources could be
collected in calm weather,
including birds, bird eggs, and
kekeno (New
Zealand fur seals). In 1902,
politician and
later Mayor of Auckland...
- (mutton birds) and also of pāua, cray and kina. The
island is
visited by
kekeno seals and is a po****r dive site,
known for its
variety of fish. On the...
- species,
including a po****tion of tuatara, as well as a
breeding colony of
kekeno (New
Zealand fur seals) and
several seabirds. As a
result of this, the island...
- 2017.
Retrieved 5
April 2023. "35m EnviroCat".
Retrieved 1
November 2023. "
Kekeno - web.archive.org".
Archived from the
original on 13
October 2017. Retrieved...
-
Kekeno, a
vessel belonging to Fullers360 Group...
- Whakapoāi (Heaphy River)
showing evidence of
local Māori
hunting bush moa,
kekeno, and kurī.: 30–31
Excavation of the same site also
demonstrated connections...
