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If the Disney classic Finding Nemo would be scientifically accurate, the story of the lost fish and his worried father had a very different turn. In reality, the hermaphroditic adult clownfish in a female would be changed and would only surviving child with his father / mother pairs go.
This message viswetenschapper Patrick Cooney on his blog. Disney has under the visblogger lacquer to reality, according to the scientist "much more entertaining" spongebob full episodes than the Disney version. At the beginning of the blockbuster Pixar, published by Disney, watch clownfish Marlin and his wife Coral their eggs in an anemone. At that moment, Coral and most eggs eaten by a barracuda. Only the father and one egg survive the attack. Father Marlin is below overly protective of his only child, which he called Nemo. The female Ocellaris, the official name of the clownfish, comes into the world with active and inactive male female sex organs. The species lives in a small group in an anemone. The group lives one female that mates with only the most dominant male in the group. If the female dies, the largest male undergoes a sex change. Of the children in the anemone is one fish the new dominant male. In the case of Nemo, he would be the dominant male. He would fertilize his former father and this would lay new eggs in the anemone. In 2015, the sequel spongebob full episodes to Finding Nemo comes in the cinema: Finding Dory. Cooney cherishes the vain hope that Disney seizes this opportunity to correct themselves and tell the real story of the clownfish. Also Subscribe now to the AD!
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If the Disney classic Finding Nemo would be scientifically accurate, the story of the lost fish and his worried father had a very different turn. In reality, the hermaphroditic adult clownfish in a female would be changed and would only surviving child with his father / mother pairs go.
This message viswetenschapper Patrick Cooney on his blog. Disney has under the visblogger lacquer to reality, according to the scientist "much more entertaining" spongebob full episodes than the Disney version. At the beginning of the blockbuster Pixar, published by Disney, watch clownfish Marlin and his wife Coral their eggs in an anemone. At that moment, Coral and most eggs eaten by a barracuda. Only the father and one egg survive the attack. Father Marlin is below overly protective of his only child, which he called Nemo. The female Ocellaris, the official name of the clownfish, comes into the world with active and inactive male female sex organs. The species lives in a small group in an anemone. The group lives one female that mates with only the most dominant male in the group. If the female dies, the largest male undergoes a sex change. Of the children in the anemone is one fish the new dominant male. In the case of Nemo, he would be the dominant male. He would fertilize his former father and this would lay new eggs in the anemone. In 2015, the sequel spongebob full episodes to Finding Nemo comes in the cinema: Finding Dory. Cooney cherishes the vain hope that Disney seizes this opportunity to correct themselves and tell the real story of the clownfish. Also Subscribe now to the AD!
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Follow spongebob full episodes the news on our sister site in Belgium www.hln.be. Showbiz: celebrities, film, music, royalty, art and literature
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