Jean-Michel Cousteau: [after talking about how human activity is harming coral and making it turn white] In fact, tonight is the one magic night of the year when healthy corals reproduce. There, it is happening!
Marlin, Nemo, Dory: [small pink spheres, actually coral eggs, float through the water] Ooh, oh.
Dory: Look at that!
Nemo: Whoa!
Dory: Amazing!
Marlin: Look at this.
Dory: [swims frantically around to all the coral eggs] Happy birthday, coral. Happy birthday, happy birthday. Happy - happy birthday.
Jean-Michel Cousteau: Incredibly, the corals release their eggs in a single night, so that even the hungriest fish cannot eat them all.
Nemo: [a shot is shown of a coral spewing out its eggs into the water at high speed] What's it doing?
[Marlin covers Nemo's eyes]
Nemo: Dad!
Marlin: When you're a little older, son.
