Fish Cartoon Nemo

Pets are what many humans own in the form of cats, dogs and other household pets that serve as companions and soul therapy when one is down or needs the therapeutic touch of animal. In cinema, there have been pets many have come to know and love just as much as the human celebrities.

There is a unique group of these pets that cannot be touched and will forever remain in paper and film and these are the animation pets. One of the most famous animation pets is the love-hate duo of Tom and Jerry. This cat and mouse team created by the Hanna-Barbera company has been a part of many family living rooms for over 50 years and has been in numerous films and television shows.

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Nemo in the Disney animation 'Finding Nemo' was one of the most famous of these animation pets. He is captured and becomes part of a dentist's office aquarium. The lovable clown fish's father, Merlin, goes in search for his son in this film. Dumbo, a baby elephant that could fly in the film of the same name, was a lovable character that could fly and had the gift to spread joy fans of this classic tale.

Other animation pets that have been a part of cartoon lovers' imagination are Lady from 'Lady and the Tramp', the 101 Dalmatians from the animated version of '101 Dalmatians', Charlie the Dog from 'All Dogs Go to Heaven' and many others. These animation pets have gained a large following and fan base as much as their 3-D counterparts have.

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Shark Attack

Close your eyes. Imagine the caress of warm sunrays on your face, the wind in your hair, the saltwater on your lips and the cool water surrounding you. Heaven? For most people it is but for shark attack survivors it was the last peaceful memory the last one they had before they faced what they thought was certain death!

While movies make shark attacks look like sharks are on a feeding frenzy, nonetheless, they do happen although mostly for different reasons such as confusion or when feeling threatened. Where in the world do shark attacks happen?

Shark Attack

Well, the main areas where shark attacks have occurred over the years until 2005 according to the ISAF (International Shark Attack File) are: United States of America (continental), England, Asia, Australia, the Pacific Island, Hawaii, the Antilles, the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Mexico, Africa, South America and New Zealand.

What are the statistics for shark attacks in these areas? In the continental U.S., the statistics are representing the registered shark attacks since the first fatality which was in 1883 in South Carolina up to 2005 which was in Florida. A total of 234 shark attacks have been registered, 7 of them have resulted in fatalities. The states that have had victims in their waters are: Florida, California, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, Oregon, Georgia, Virginia and New Jersey. Shark attacks also have happened in the Open Ocean which is under the law enforcement of the U.S.A. Hawaii has recorded 23 shark attacks, the last fatality being in 2004.

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Close your eyes. Imagine the caress of warm sunrays on your face, the wind in your hair, the saltwater on your lips and the cool water surrounding you. Heaven? For most people it is but for shark attack survivors it was the last peaceful memory the last one they had before they faced what they thought was certain death!

While movies make shark attacks look like sharks are on a feeding frenzy, nonetheless, they do happen although mostly for different reasons such as confusion or when feeling threatened. Where in the world do shark attacks happen?

Shark Attack

Well, the main areas where shark attacks have occurred over the years until 2005 according to the ISAF (International Shark Attack File) are: United States of America (continental), England, Asia, Australia, the Pacific Island, Hawaii, the Antilles, the Bahamas, Costa Rica, Mexico, Africa, South America and New Zealand.

What are the statistics for shark attacks in these areas? In the continental U.S., the statistics are representing the registered shark attacks since the first fatality which was in 1883 in South Carolina up to 2005 which was in Florida. A total of 234 shark attacks have been registered, 7 of them have resulted in fatalities. The states that have had victims in their waters are: Florida, California, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, Oregon, Georgia, Virginia and New Jersey. Shark attacks also have happened in the Open Ocean which is under the law enforcement of the U.S.A. Hawaii has recorded 23 shark attacks, the last fatality being in 2004.

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Shark Attack

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Pets are what many humans own in the form of cats, dogs and other household pets that serve as companions and soul therapy when one is down or needs the therapeutic touch of animal. In cinema, there have been pets many have come to know and love just as much as the human celebrities.

There is a unique group of these pets that cannot be touched and will forever remain in paper and film and these are the animation pets. One of the most famous animation pets is the love-hate duo of Tom and Jerry. This cat and mouse team created by the Hanna-Barbera company has been a part of many family living rooms for over 50 years and has been in numerous films and television shows.

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Nemo in the Disney animation 'Finding Nemo' was one of the most famous of these animation pets. He is captured and becomes part of a dentist's office aquarium. The lovable clown fish's father, Merlin, goes in search for his son in this film. Dumbo, a baby elephant that could fly in the film of the same name, was a lovable character that could fly and had the gift to spread joy fans of this classic tale.

Other animation pets that have been a part of cartoon lovers' imagination are Lady from 'Lady and the Tramp', the 101 Dalmatians from the animated version of '101 Dalmatians', Charlie the Dog from 'All Dogs Go to Heaven' and many others. These animation pets have gained a large following and fan base as much as their 3-D counterparts have.

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo

Fish Cartoon Nemo