It’s a true story. Well, not exactly true — clown fishes and blue tangs can’t really talk like they do in the animated film “Finding Nemo.” But those beautiful fish inhabiting the aquarium in your ...

The trade in marine fish for home aquariums is a major cause of coral reef fish decline, and in the years since Finding Nemo was released, clownfish populations on coral reefs have been declining ...

Tucked away in a small shed in Central Queensland is a program that is aiming to stop Nemo from disappearing from the Great Barrier Reef. An environment centre sets up a breeding program to supply ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Clownfish and their sea anemone homes may have starred in the popular animation Finding Nemo, but in our own Great Barrier Reef they're ...

In “Finding Nemo,” a tropical fish named Gil, grizzled and scarred from his many attempts to escape an aquarium in the lobby of a dentist’s office, tells a newcomer to the tank: “Fish aren’t meant to ...

Before Joe Pineda arrives at his clients’ houses to install their aquariums, they surf the Net and peruse books to determine the types of fish they want. But the No. 1 source of inspiration, says ...

Flinders University Associate Professor Karen Burke da Silva said the Saving Nemo captive breeding program was gearing up for the Finding Nemo movie sequel, Finding Dory. “We’re hoping if we take this ...

Orange clownfish photo © G.R. Allen. Photos are available for media use. “Finding Nemo is getting even more difficult — climate change and ocean acidification ...

Michael Tlusty is also the Director of Ocean Sustainability Science at the New England Aquarium. He has not received funding from any organization or company that would benefit from this research.

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