It was Coral, aka Nemo’s mom, all along. For those scratching their heads, here’s a quick refresher about the opening of the 2003 animation “Finding Nemo.” When Nemo was still an egg ...

Coral is Nemo’s mother, who passes away at the beginning of the movie. Voice-overs make the movie richer for audiences: The voice-overs in Finding Nemo help keep the movie alive and rich for ...

One thing that makes “Finding ... of the coral reef that Marlin and Nemo call home — or that lyrical, terrifying scene in which Marlin and Dory get swarmed by jellyfish — and still not ...

This commitment to authenticity is evident in the film's portrayal of coral reefs, fish behavior, and marine ecosystems. By blending scientific facts with creative storytelling, "Finding Nemo ...

Clownfish, a small orange and white species made famous by the “Finding Nemo” movies ... the first time that a coral reef fish has been found to shrink when environmental conditions change.

In classic Disney fashion, Finding Nemo kills off a parent pretty much immediately. Nemo‘s opening scene reveals that Nemo’s mom, Coral, was killed by a barracuda. In the film, this just ...

That said, clownfish do lay their eggs near their sea anemone or coral habitats in batches, just like in "Finding Nemo." Bruce, a great white shark, has several rows of animated teeth in the film.

"After the filming of Finding Nemo I still did the voice until I was about 14," Gould, who was 22 when the sequel released, said. "Around that time I was told that, unfortunately, my voice had ...