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[edit] Reasoning for Removing Notability Tagging

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OOps, I removed the notability header based on my perception that many living captive orcas, and some deceased ones, have pages (granted--poorly sourced, in most cases; I've been flagging many, today). Notability gleaned from being one of the relative few of their species in captivity--less common than, say, a camel or monkey or whatnot in captivity--and by virtue of being public performers during their lives. All of the captive orca, and some of the other captive cetacean, pages could use a workover and sourcing. Surely there are sources--research journal articles, etc. It's on my "to do" list to help these pages, if they can be helped (and I feel most of them can.) If I've significantly erred, feel free to add the header back ...if you feel it deserves to be there once added...) - Ageekgal 05:10, 29 October 2007 (UTC)

Additionally, a search on Google for "sumar" + "orca" results in ...about 10,500 instances. - Ageekgal 05:23, 29 October 2007 (UTC)