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What does bruse eat of Finding Nemo?
Bruce tries to eat Marlin and Dory, but fails.
In Finding Nemo why did Bruce try to eat dory and marlin?
Because Bruce is a shark, sharks eat other fish. So Dory and Marlin looked like a snack to Bruce.
Who is chum in Finding Nemo?
Chum is a Mako Shark who is in Bruce's abstinence group.
What is the name of the biggest shark in Finding Nemo?
bruce
What was the name of the great shark in finding nemo?
Bruce
What is the name of The shark in Finding Nemo that fell of the wagon?
Bruce
What kind of shark is Bruce in Finding Nemo?
a cartoon one
Who is the black tip reef shark in finding nemo?
Anchor .
What is the name of the shark voiced by bArry humphries in Finding Nemo?
Bruce .
Who voiced the shark in the movie Finding Nemo?
Bruce Spence for Chum
Are the sharks in finding nemo Australian?
Bruce, the Great White Shark in Finding Nemo, is voiced by Australian actor and comedian, Barry Humphries. Note: The model shark in Jaws was also known as Bruce.
Why didn't the barracuda in finding Nemo eat Nemo?
This is not defined in the movie
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