squirt was the beluga whale in finding dory.
who is the beluga whale in finding dory?
squirt
bullet::::- hayden rolence as nemo, a young optimistic clownfish and marlin's son. he was previously voiced by alexander gould in the first film.









































bullet::::- ed o'neill as hank, a cranky east pacific red octopus, who is called a "septopus" due to having lost a tentacle.









































bullet::::- kaitlin olson as destiny, a near-sighted whale shark and dory's childhood friend.









































bullet::::- ty burrell as bailey, a beluga whale, who temporarily lost echolocation due to a concussion.









































bullet::::- diane keaton as jenny, dory's mother.









































bullet::::- eugene levy as charlie, dory's father.









































bullet::::- idris elba as fluke, a california sea lion and rudder's friend.
finding dory
a 2002 episode of science fiction series "dark angel" titled "dawg day afternoon" claims that beluga whales are the result of a hybridisation between a humpback whale and a dolphin.









































in the 2016 disney/pixar animated film "finding dory", the sequel to "finding nemo", the character bailey is a beluga whale.









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- list of cetacean species









































bullet::::- marine biology









































section::::external links.









































bullet::::- us national marine fisheries service beluga whale page









































bullet::::- cook inlet beluga population info









































bullet::::- vancouver aquarium beluga webcam









































bullet::::- arkive photos









































bullet::::- animal diversity web
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