The success of the 2003 Disney-Pixar movie Finding Nemo, which featured an orange clownfish father looking for his kidnapped son, brought about a tragic irony. Instead of grasping the film's true ...

MILWAUKEE -- Did your kids see "Finding Dory" and then ask to go find a real-life Dory? Buyer beware, the blue tang is not a fish for the fainthearted. Adam Sneesby with Aquatics unlimited joins Real ...

Pixar's highly-anticipated sequel to "Finding Nemo" will soon hit theaters -- and there is concern about what the film's popularity means for a certain fish. Everyone's favorite forgetful fish is ...

There’s a blue fish with a yellow tale that’s starring in a popular Disney Pixar sequel coming to theatres June 17. If you ask a child, they’ll probably tell you the fish’s name is Dory. Technically ...

Cinemas around the world are now showing Finding Dory, the long awaited sequel to Disney and Pixar’s 2003 Finding Nemo. The film takes up the story of Dory, a much loved character from the first film, ...

According to a 2011 study published in Recent Research in Science and Technology, which tested the effects of sodium cyanide on freshwater carp, those who had the chemical in their system "showed ...

Finding Dory earned a whopping $136.2m (£93.3m) at the weekend box office (between 17 and 19 June) in North America alone, and while this is great news for Pixar, the success of the film has become a ...

Now that the highly anticipated movie Finding Dory has hit theaters, it is widely expected that people will flock into stores to stock their home aquariums with Blue Tang fish like the beloved ...

New Delhi, Jun 16 () Animal welfare organisations today urged people not to buy 'blue tangs' as pets for their aquariums, anticipating an increase in demand for them following the release of Hollywood ...

Dory — the animated blue tang fish who is a friend of the beloved fish characters Nemo and Marlin — made her debut in a starring role this weekend to large audiences in Columbia. Her popularity, ...

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