BURNSVILLE, Minn. (AP) — Officials in Minnesota said they’re finding more giant goldfish in waterways, prompting a plea to citizens to stop illegally dumping their unwanted fish into ponds and lakes.

CARVER COUNTY, Minn. — Some communities in Minnesota and other parts of the U.S. are shocked that some giant goldfish have become a big problem. The goldfish found in Burnsville, Minnesota, are the ...

Instead of being discarded, the goldfish are sent to the zoo to help feed animals like bears, sea lions, and otters The Minnesota Zoo is doing its part to help the environment — and vary the diets of ...

Releasing pet goldfish in lakes could bring potential harm to the environment and water quality. City In Minnesota Warns Against Releasing Pet Goldfish In Lakes After Giant Goldfish Discovered You may ...

Nick Lunemann, Jeff Wagner (WCCO) -- What started in a fishbowl is ending up in Twin Cities lakes, especially In Edina's Lake Cornelia, where thousands of goldfish are being discovered and removed by ...

The Minnesota Zoo said it has partnered with a local watershed district in Minnesota to find a use for the invasive goldfish, most of which are relatives of dumped former pets, clogging Lake Cornelia ...