The pyjamas come in two sets; a pale blue sure and striped shorts with the character Dory on them, and an orange striped set ...

Nemo, who has a tiny "lucky" fin, wants to explore the world beyond their reef. On his first day of school, he swims too far ...

Nancy Cory Elementary School Academy of Visual and Performing Arts transformed into an aquatic wonderland with corridor walls decorated with blue ocean scenes including glow-in-the-dark fish to make ...

A celebratory thread initiated by @FilmUpdates sparked a wave of astonished reactions, as some admirers disclosed they're even younger than this much-loved adventure film. "The film that defined my ...

Disney's animated 2003 flick about the titular clownfish and his overprotective father—and catch some sweet secrets about the ...

The hit Pixar film played a key role in many of our childhood's but since its release in 2003 many of the A-list cast have had a change in career ...

One such iconic character is the small blue fish with a short memory, Dory from "Finding Nemo" and "Finding Dory." If you have ever wondered what kind of fish Dory is, where in the ocean she ...

We have followed the journey of a fish that’s lost and then found. We see something similar in Finding Dory. Directors Andrew Stanton and Angus MacLane eventually steer their underwater ...

"Finding Nemo" fans first fell in love with Dory, the forgetful blue fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, when the blockbuster Pixar classic hit theaters in 2003. Dory proved so popular, she scored her ...

So when the sequel Finding Dory came out 13 years later, starring a forgetful but lovable blue tang fish, there were concerns among conservationists that the wild population would suffer the same ...

One example of this features the friendly clownfish Nemo and his side-kick Dory, a blue tang fish, who you may know from the animated blockbusters Finding Nemo and Finding Dory. Everyone loves Nemo.

As you may have already guessed, wondering what kind of fish Dory is is a little bit more of a loaded question than just finding out her species. A “real” Dory might be laced with cyanide ...