It is without a doubt that "Finding Nemo" is one of Pixar's most iconic movies, but anyone who has seen the movies knows there is one scene that will rip your heart out of your chest and leave you in ...

As if the depressing theory that bubbled to the surface years ago that Nemo was just a hallucination wasn’t bad enough, now this! As it turns out, the Barracuda wasn’t responsible for Marlin losing ...

Finding Nemo is a 2003 animated Pixar film with talking fish. It is about a young clownfish named Nemo who is captured by scuba divers when he disobeys his father Marlin and gets defiantly close to a ...

Like a lot of Pixar movies, this one also starts with a family tragedy. Clownfish Marlin loses his wife and all but one of their eggs to a barracuda attack. Understandably, Marlin is overly protective ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Lifestyle. Followed categories will be added to My News. As it turns out, the Barracuda wasn’t responsible for Marlin losing all his kids (bar Nemo). It was Coral, ...

The Disney movie "Finding Nemo" left out a few fascinating details about clownfish. As North Carolina State fish biologist Patrick Cooney wrote on his blog The Fisheries: Father and mother clownfish ...

Finding Nemo could soon become easier for a hungry barracuda because the rising acidity of the oceans is likely to cause baby clownfish to go deaf to the sounds made by potential predators, a study ...

As it turns out, the Barracuda wasn’t responsible for Marlin losing all his kids (bar Nemo). It was Coral, aka Nemo’s mum, all along. For those scratching their heads, here’s a quick refresher about ...