A researcher says pet owners who dump their unwanted goldfish into British Columbia's waterways are putting native fish populations at risk.
A heron is shown with a goldfish in its beak in Burnaby Lake in Burnaby, B.C. in this handout image. A B.C. researcher says pet owners dumping their unwanted goldfish into B.C.'s waterways is putting native fish populations at risk.
Brian Heise, an associate professor in the department of natural resource sciences at Thompson Rivers University, says thousands of large, invasive goldfish — some as big as footballs — have multiplied in bodies of water around the province.
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