In the heart of the Gulf of California, the totoaba stands as the world's priciest fish, with a price tag exceeding $8,000.

"The number and size of the goldfish that had to be removed really shows why this species is such a challenge when released to nature," Campbell River utilities operations manager Steve Roehr said.

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Goldfish don’t naturally live in North America, which makes them an invasive species. The town between Edmonton and Calgary said people have been dumping pet goldfish into the pond. Invasive species ...

A trailer full of fish might have once indicated a bountiful fishing trip for many anglers. But a recent photo showing just ...

Shawn Burgess, chief of the Office of Scientific Core Facilities in the Developmental Genomics Section of the National Human ...

What do goldfish have to do with engineering? Over the last 20 years, a lot of students in biological and agricultural engineering have found the answer to that question through some hands-on learning ...

The rules say a dead animal must be disposed of within 72 hours of death or discovery of the dead animal. The latter is important, because if, say, the weather is so bad one can’t get to a dead animal ...

One female goldfish may breed three times and produce up to 50 thousand eggs every year, Wallin said. This explains why locals have noticed an explosion of the goldfish population in Dragon Lake.