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Journal Article
\Fish Are Just Like People, Only Flakier\: Environmental Practice and Theory in Finding Nemo
2009
Overview
[...]Marine experts have praised the creators of Finding Nemo for doing their homework. Most animated movies for children that use animals as speaking characters approach the issue of talking animals by merely providing the central characters (animal or not) with speech and leaving the rest to their animal noises. [...]although many of these films have animal protagonists that speak, the range of speaking animals is limited to the species of the main characters (protagonist, antagonist, and sidekicks).
Publisher
Americana: The Institute for the Study of American Popular Culture
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