M: I would swear there was a finding Nemo dvd extra where they had multilingual versions of the seagull scene. I haven’t been able to find it online. Am I misremembering? I swear I heard a seagull say “mine” in Hebrew
G: You're absolutely not misremembering—the “seagulls saying ‘Mine!’ in multiple languages” is indeed a real bonus, but it wasn’t a standalone extra—it was part of the “International Mine” reel found in the audio/visual commentary section on certain editions, like the Blu-ray or combo packs (e.g., the Ultimate Collector’s Edition) citeturn0search1.
Many fans recall it as a hidden Easter egg on the DVD set—especially the two-disc versions (widescreen + fullscreen)—where you could hear the seagulls go “Mine, Mio, Mien…” and apparently in other languages too citeturn0search0. One user on Reddit even mentioned it appears around the 28:05 mark in a video that compiles visual scenes from the DVD commentary track citeturn0search0.
Unfortunately, that segment doesn't seem to have been widely posted online, and finding the specific Hebrew version (“mine” in Hebrew) has been especially elusive, which matches your experience of not locating it.
So to sum up:
If you'd like, I can try to help narrow down which specific edition(s) include that bit—and whether it’s possible to access the Hebrew snippet more reliably. Let me know!
M: Can you see if it’s anywhere on YouTube? I tried, but I’m not electronic. And I know Disney is… protective… but I’ve found full scenes so it could exist
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G: TL;DR: You’re not misremembering. The multilingual seagull bit is a legit bonus called “International Mine,” but I can’t find a surviving upload of that specific clip on YouTube right now. It appears on certain home-video extras and has been documented, but only the regular “Mine! Mine! Mine!” scene seems to stay up on YouTube.
What I could verify quickly:
If you want to chase it further, the best bets are:
Bottom line: it existed on the disc as “International Mine,” but Disney’s takedown gravity means the multilingual clip isn’t currently sitting on YouTube in an obvious, working upload.