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POLICE are investigating an incident in Shetland on 10 April which involved a boat disturbing orcas.
In conjunction with NatureScot, the police has given fresh advice on watching marine wildlife.
“Whales, dolphins and porpoises are wonderful to watch, but itâs against the law to disturb them,” they said.
“If you are out on the water – whether thatâs in a kayak, pleasure boat or fishing boat, and come across whales or dolphins please follow the Scottish Marine Wildlife Watching Code.
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“The main thing is to keep your distance â at least 200m for pods with calves, slow your speed and minimise your time with these animals â no more than 15 mins. Always approach cautiously.