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Sep 19 2012 Is Nemo Toast? Posted by Barnes Bierck at 1:43 PM The clown fish, made famous by the Disney movie, Finding Nemo, is endangered, as reported by the Center for Biological diversity, which is seeking Endangered Species Act protection for the orange clownfish Related posts: 10 “Hottest” Species Identified as Most in Jeopardy The Endangered Species Coalition has identified in a report the “Ten... What Happened to Anything for a Buck? As reported, Disney will start restricting junk food commercials on... High Levels of Mercury in US Freshwater Fish The NY Times reported a couple of days ago about... ADVERTISEMENT
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