Why Giant Goldfish Are Becoming Invasive Species in the Great Lakes

Monster-sized goldfish are showing up in lakes around the U.S. Experts say they've invaded bodies of water and are growing way bigger than they could ever imagine. Big bodies of water are a paradise for goldfish. They can tolerate varying water temperatures and eat nearly anything. Millions of massive goldfish likely live in lakes and can wreak havoc on other marine life. Inside Edition’s Megan Alexander has more.