While Finding Nemo might be an unorthodox inclusion on this list, it's got one of the most memorable scenes involving sharks ever made. Outside of being one of the greatest animated films of its ...

When Bruce cries “I never knew my father” in ‘Finding Nemo’, he could be talking about the finned antagonist of ‘Jaws’, according to one theory.

In the movie, Bruce is a great white shark, which typically has around 300 teeth. Sharks are constantly shedding and growing new teeth. In "Finding Nemo," Dory becomes fascinated by a glowing ...

Finding Nemo has emerged as perhaps Pixarâ s most successful series after Toy Story, and it is justified as the film can be enjoyed by adults just as much as their kids love it.The movie won the ...

Movies have shaped the ways we think about sharks. But they often get even the basics wrong, from what they eat to how they act. Here are facts that "Jaws," "Finding Nemo," and "The Meg" got wrong ...

But I’m hard-pressed to think of another scene in the Disney/Pixar canon quite as emotionally unsparing as that “Finding Nemo” massacre ... McNAMARA: And the sharks in their carnivores ...

A survey of the animals with speaking parts in “Finding Nemo” gives a decent sense of how these species are doing. More than half of all hammerhead sharks (in the movie, Anchor is a hammerhead ...

Fascinating photos have captured the moment a great white shark grins ... White from Disney's Finding Nemo. Euan Rannachan, 38, from London, captured the incredible scene as the large sea creature ...