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 ...

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 ...

Even something as simple as buying seaweed for the Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage is a daunting ... Every bit of the hand-sculpted rockwork and coral lining the submarine route had to be power ...

If you’ve ever watched “Finding Nemo,” you know clownfish face many ... “They have these amazing abilities that we still don’t know all that much about,” said Theresa Rueger, a ...

The film Finding Nemo showed kids around the ... and that's the part of the coral that's alive when it's still under water. And a single chunk of coral can have millions and millions of these ...

“Whether it’s the cutting-edge innovation of ‘The Real Finding Nemo’ (working title), the ... the everyday jobs that keep Reef City alive like any thriving metropolis in the human world.

"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 ...