PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A large koi fish was spotted and removed from the McKenzie River near Eugene after a report to the Oregon Invasive Species Hotline on Wednesday. The Oregon Department of ...

District fish biologists removed the large koi which was most likely intentionally released into the McKenzie River. Koi can live up to 25 years, reproduce rapidly, and can survive very cold winters.

OREGON -- Officials from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife are warning people not to dump invasive species into local waterways following the discovering of a koi fish in the McKenzie River.

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