in his 1932 novel Peter Duck. However, the character of Peter Duck incorrectly locates the dolphin as living in Sydney Harbour. Singer/songwriter Andrea Prodan tells the tale of the dolphin in the song "Pelorus Jack" on his 1996 all-vocal record Viva Voce. Two bulldogs, named Pelorus Jack I (1913–1916) and Pelorus Jack II (1916–1919), served as mascots of HMS New Zealand, the battlecruiser that the New Zealand government paid to have built for the Royal Navy. The Cornish poet, broadcaster and teacher Charles Causley (1917–2003) retells the story of Pelorus Jack in a 44-line, traditionally crafted poem titled "Pelorus Jack" in his Collected Poems 1951–2000. See also Opo (dolphin) Moko (dolphin) Fungie List of individual cetaceans References Further references Ross E Hutchins and Jerome P Connolly – The saga of Pelorus Jack (1971) Edmund Lindop and Jane Carlson – Pelorus Jack (1964) External links Famous wild dolphins The Quest for Pelorus (PDF) 1912 animal deaths Individual dolphins Solitary dolphins History of the Marlborough Region Cook Strait Individual animals in New Zealand Animals in mythology Marine life in popular culture Individual wild animals