Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Jan. 11 (UPI) -- Animal rescuers in Guernsey said a massive goldfish that had been left in a bucket was rescued after proving to be too large to make a meal for a seagull. The Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said members of the public reported a large goldfish in a bucket was being attacked by a seagull near Gibauderie. Advertisement "We are asked to help all sorts of animals but it is rare we are asked to help a goldfish abandoned in a bucket being attacked by a gull," GSPCA Senior Animal Care Assistant Yvonne Chauvel said in a news release. "We have named him Captain Birdseye and despite his injuries he is doing well and if we don't find his owners in the next 3 weeks we will be looking to find him a home," she said. GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne said the goldfish's massive size prevented him from becoming a meal for the seagull. "Captain Birdseye is one very lucky goldfish," he said. "If he wasn't so big he would have likely been eaten." Read More Boulder crushes California man's car moments after he got out N.C. woman wins $150,000 from her first-ever Powerball ticket Dog on his hind legs jumps rope 32 times in 30 seconds for world record
