The fish made famous in Finding Nemo can see ultraviolet (UV) light and may use it as a 'secret channel' to find both friends and food, according to researchers.

"Finding Nemo, " directed by Andrew Stanton, is a towering artistic achievement that captures the vibrant colors and the play of light in an underwater environment.

Writer-director Andrew Stanton joined The Times' Justin Chang for a chat about "Finding Nemo," the Week 5 winner of the #UltimateSummerMovieShowdown.

From Willem Dafoe's Gil to Ellen DeGeneres' Dory, we rank the best characters from the Pixar movie Finding Nemo.

The Pixar supporting team steps up in snappy fashion in "Finding Nemo," a buoyant adventure that entertainingly continues the Disney/Pixar winning streak. This adventure tale of a neurotic clown ...

The prequel to “Finding Nemo” and “Finding Dory” should be ... Andrew Stanton revealed that the franchise’s beloved blue tang with short-term memory loss was almost a male fish — until ...

The researchers found that baby orange clownfish – the same species as Nemo in Pixar's Oscar-winning 2003 animated film, Finding Nemo – lost their ability to detect the underwater noises made ...

The poster for Finding Nemo, the latest animated feature from Pixar, references the "3.7 trillion fish" in the ocean, then, in fine print, suggests that the number might be a conservative estimate ...

13 years after 'Finding Nemo,' Dory has a new quest and an oceanful ... A Little Fish Goes a Long Way In Pixar’s Bubble-Light Finding Dory. ... And in the case of Finding Dory, what a talking fish!

"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 ...