The Seagulls are supporting characters in Finding Nemo.
Finding Nemo[]
"Festooned across the yachts and wooden pilings of the harbor, the greedy seagulls are ready to swoop into action at any second. As soon as a glimpse of grub appears, they all call first dibs on it, with their endless cries of "Mine, mine, mine!" They have no manners, no qualms about what they guzzle, and no interest in dentistry at all. So Nigel calls them "rats with wings.""[1]
They were first seen when they were cawing "Mine!" while Nigel had a crab in his wing that he was going to eat, much to his irritation. However, he ended up relieving the crab when he overheard from his fellow pelicans that Nemo's father Marlin was trying to search for his son, although the crab managed to escape from the Seagulls.
Later in the film, the Seagulls surround Nigel, Marlin and Dory, and also nearly try to eat Marlin and Dory while trying to escape from Nigel (as they thought he was going to try and eat them when all he was trying to do was tell them that he knows Nemo and where he is), but Nigel saves them. They chase after Nigel until their beaks crash into a sail of one of the sailboats.
Sometime later, Dory threatens to feed a crab to the seagulls when he does not want to tell them where Marlin went. The fearful crab then tells them where Marlin is and Dory frees him just moments before he gets eaten by the gulls.
Finding Dory[]
A different flock of seagulls resembling the ones from the first film make a cameo appearance near the end of Finding Dory when Dory and Hank drive the truck containing the quarantined fish into the ocean.
Trivia[]
- In the Polish and Russian dubs of the film, the Seagulls say, "Daj/Дай!" (pronounced like the English word "die"), which actually means "give" in English.
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References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Pixarpedia