The coral reef displayed in "Finding Nemo" is based on the real-life Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Sadly, coral reefs across the world are suffering and dying because of climate change and ...

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.” ...

Can’t find Nemo? Global boiling may be to blame | Commentary Ken Nedimyer, founder of Reef Renewal USA, cuts pieces of coral from a nursery off FloridaÕs Tavernier Key, July 25, 2023.

Finding Nemo is a true classic, beloved by families across the world. However, a scientific version of what would have actually happened to Marlin and Nemo likely wouldn't have gone down too well ...

Thanks to some marine biologists, we now know what really would've happened if "Finding Nemo" had happened to real clownfish. Spoiler alert: it's freaky.

Finding Nemo has something going for it that other upsetting Pixar movies don’t: Our awareness that something like this could happen to us.

A TikTok user who goes by MakeThatMagic shared her horrifying theory of what actually may have happened to Nemo's siblings on that fateful day on the reef.

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Opinion Commentary Can’t find Nemo? Global boiling may be to blame | Opinion Ken Nedimyer, founder of Reef Renewal USA, cuts pieces of coral from a nursery off FloridaÕs Tavernier Key, July 25 ...