Talk:Megafauna
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Inconsistency in Gallery Captions[edit]
The captions for Macrauchenia, Paraceratherium, Megalodon, Muskoxen and Great White Shark (Maybe also Archaeoindris and Giant Squid) all feature more information in their image captions than the rest of the species, which seems irrelevant to this article as well as to the gallery itself. Separately, there is also inconsistency with the use of "The" before animal names in the captions ("The Greater rhea" and "Bengal Tigers", for example), mostly in the extant category. I am unsure if this is correct or not, but it is jarring to read. T-jaguar-T (talk) 04:51, 26 April 2024 (UTC)