Fish

One of the most popular fish in Minnesota is currently shrinking, so much so that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is investigating.

The "Live Fish Cam from the State Fair" will be broadcasting on YouTube for the entirety of the Great Minnesota Get-Together.

The Lenten season officially began yesterday. For those that are unaware, it is a Catholic tradition to give up meat on Fridays during Lent, which marks the return of beloved Fish Frys that anyone can enjoy.

Who knew that bald eagles can swim and be holding a 20-pound fish in their talons in the process? A tourist in Wisconsin caught it all on video!

A video of large fish with teeth and large eyes has many trying to identify what type of fish this is.

Due to issues of anti-Asian hate and racism, the State of Minnesota is pushing to change the name of Asian carp-- a term used to describe four fish species that have infested many U.S. rivers and lakes-- to "invasive carp."

No, that isn't a photoshopped picture-- authorities really DID find these incredibly huge goldfish swimming in a Minnesota lake last week.

This is no joke. Zebra mussels are a super destructive invasive specials. Here's how the University of Minnesota is helping get a handle on the problem.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is the lead agency in the state/federal effort that has the official name of “Modified Unified Method.”

You might have one in a fishbowl at home, but thousands of these familiar goldfish are causing problems in a lake here in Minnesota.