Talk:Infanticide in carnivores

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carnivores or carnivorans?

The title Infanticide in carnivores is somewhat ambiguous: carnivores are any meat-eating organism, while carnivorans are a distinct order of mammals, some of which are herbivores. The text of the article currently deals with the latter, which I think is a logical scope, otherwise the article may expand into divergent discussions of, say cannibalism in sharks or mantids eating their young, topics best considered (if at all) at Infanticide (zoology). Unless there is objection, the title should probably be moved to Infanticide in carnivorans to present an accurate, unambiguous title, per WP:PRECISE and WP:TITLE naming conventions. --Animalparty-- (talk) 05:17, 14 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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orcas have infanticide?

orcas have infanticide? i always though that orcas don't have infanticide and i always though that orcas adopt orca calves from other orcas from other families and in 2002 i watched national geographic about orcas and the marine biologist said that orcas choosing mates by making friendships with other orcas from other families so if orcas became friends with other orcas from other families how orcas have infanticide? if orcas have infanticide how orcas became friends with other orcas from other families? maybe the global climate change make orcas became more cruel and commit infanticide instead of being friendly with other orcas from other families? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.137.126.38 (talk) 16:09, 12 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]