In the 3-D re-release, when the barracuda closes its teeth, its bottom lip is shown. As revealed through the Finding Dory commentary, one of the writers for Finding Dory wanted the final shot …

Oct 11, 2025 · In the opening scenes of “Finding Nemo,” the barracuda is portrayed as a ruthless killer with razor-sharp teeth and menacing eyes. The fish appears suddenly from the deep …

He is a long, slender Barracuda with navy skin, long jaws with teeth that overlap. He also has grey eyes and black stripes on his skin as well as four fins. The barracuda closes in for the kill. The …

In the original storyboard of the movie, there was going to be a scene where Coral and the eggs were seen inside the barracuda's mouth, but it later changed to a deleted scene because it …

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As he cries over the loss of his family, Marlin notices that one egg (which presumably fell out of the Barracuda's mouth while it was eating the eggs) has survived the attack. To honor Coral's …

In the 3-D re-release, when the barracuda closes its teeth, its bottom lip is shown. As revealed through the Finding Dory commentary, one of the writers for Finding Dory wanted the final shot …

The Barracuda is a minor antagonist of the 2003 Disney/Pixar film, Finding Nemo. The barracuda was thought to return in Finding Dory, but it didn't appear in Finding Dory at all. In the 3-D re …

Although Nemo survived the barracuda's attack, his egg was slightly damage, which is why Nemo's right fin is so small. The barracuda's teeth appears to be in the 2D version.

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