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Latest comment: 1 year ago by Rva viima in topic Incorrect hyperlinks
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Could someone possibly fix the hyperlinks in the species section of this article? Many of them lead to completely wrong articles (eg. the Blue and White Dolphin doesn't link to a species page, but to a boat!), or have mistakes in the nomenclature. there are quite a few of them, but here are some examples that I picked up first:

The section about "Old, unique, artificial or yet-to-be-confirmed records" has, among other things, the following text: " the northern daylily [sic] (Hyperoodon ampullatus, two specimens stranded in Languedoc in 1880 and only one credible visual sighting since, in the Alboran Sea)" and the following link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beluga_(sturgeon) which clearly are incorrect. I'm not an editor, but this particular article seems to have more than its share of ludicrous mistakes, likely due to technical errors in editing a text - or machine translation?

Sorry that I'm not contributing to the actual editing at this time, but I've never edited a Wiki page so far, and I'm going to start small. I'll do it, if I happen to have the time to dedicate to properly learning how it works, before someone else has already gotten it done. :) Rva viima (talk) 15:40, 13 May 2025 (UTC)Reply