There was not much hope for tiny, endangered Devils Hole pupfish as the species' population dwindled to just a few dozen since the late 1990s. But recent population spikes are giving scientists a ...
With no other natural habitat and a population in the low 200s, the disturbance to the pupfish could mean trouble. "Devils Hole in Death Valley National Park was shaken by an earthquake that ...
The most famous is the Devil’s Hole Pupfish. Host Connor Fields visits Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge which is home to 26 species of plants and animals found nowhere else in the world.
According to the National Park Service, the unusual waves disrupted the shallow shelf that is the Devils Hole Pupfish’s main spawning area. Most of the organic matter from the shelf was moved ...
Scientists are evaluating how the tremor might impact the endangered Devils Hole pupfish in the Nevada portion of Death Valley National Park, park service officials said in a news release.
Known as the Devils Hole Pupfish, the animals live in a deep, water-filled cave that lends the fish their name. The National Park Service said this cave is the only place in the world where Devils ...
But for the Devils Hole pupfish, a critically endangered species found only in a deep limestone cave in Death Valley, an earthquake signals that it's time to do something a bit more intimate.
The U.S. Department of the Interior took a major step forward in protecting Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge and the ...
The U.S. Interior Department has halted new mining claims on 308,890 acres in Nevada to protect the environment.
The endangered yet ruthlessly resilient Devils Hole Pupfish that live in Death Valley National Park just had quite a shock. The water-filled cavern that they call home shook due to a powerful ...