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  1. Pāua - Wikipedia

    Pāua is the Māori name given to four New Zealand species of large edible sea snails, marine gastropod molluscs which belong to the family Haliotidae (in which there is only one genus, Haliotis). It is known …

  2. Differences Between Abalone & Paua - Sciencing

    Nov 22, 2019 · Haliotis iris, or pāua, is a species of abalone exclusively found in New Zealand. They are prized for their bright turquoise shells with an iridescent rainbow sheen. The white outer layer of the …

  3. What Is a Paua? The Iridescent Abalone of New Zealand

    2 days ago · Paua is the Māori name for a large, edible sea snail found exclusively in the coastal waters of New Zealand, known globally as a species of abalone. This marine gastropod, primarily Haliotis …

  4. Creamy Paua Recipe - A Tasty Kitchen

    Oct 12, 2021 · This creamy paua recipe is full of flavour, quick to whip up and perfect served over fresh pasta. Paua also known as abalone, pairs perfectly with garlic, chorizo and cream, making a …

  5. A Guide to New Zealand Paua - Chatham Island Food Company

    Paua, pronounced ‘Paw uh,’ is the Maori name given to New Zealand’s unique variety of Black Foot Abalone — renowned for its lustrous bluey-green and purple shell colourings.

  6. Understanding Paua: A Comprehensive Guide - Euronews World

    Jul 26, 2025 · Paua, also known as abalone, is a type of shellfish found primarily in New Zealand and along the coast of southern Australia. This marine mollusk is highly valued for its iridescent shell and …

  7. Pāua status and information | NZ Government

    Pāua are unique to New Zealand and highly valued. Find out about pāua, fishing rules, and the status of the fishery. Other name: abalone. Scientific names: Haliotis iris, Haliotis australis. Pāua are large sea …

  8. The Paua shell | The Conchological Society of Great Britain ...

    The paua (pronounced pa-wa or pah-wah) is a large ormer or abalone, Haliotis iris, found all round the coasts of New Zealand, where it is endemic. The best specimens are said to come from the south of …

  9. Paua | Species Identification | Ocean Hunter New Zealand

    Paua are broadcast spawners and fertilization takes place in the water around the paua. Fertilized eggs sink to the sea bottom and develop into free swimming larva which take on the name trochophore.

  10. Paua (Haliotis iris): A Comprehensive Guide to New Zealand's ...

    Aug 12, 2024 · Paua (Haliotis iris) is a remarkable species of edible sea snail known for its striking shell and cultural significance in New Zealand. This marine mollusk, commonly called blackfoot paua or …