The world's only population of wild Devils Hole pupfish shrank to 38 members after two earthquakes greatly affected the ...

The aquatic marvel in question is the Devils Hole pupfish. The species lives nowhere ... Wildlife Refuge that’s considered a part of Death Valley National Park. Aside from two “safety divers ...

Currently, there are only about 200 pupfish in Devil's Hole. An earthquake sent waves nearly two feet high through Devil's Hole, a remote pool in Death Valley National Park, located about 500 ...

Following a sudden population decline caused by two recent earthquakes, one of the world’s rarest fish – the Devils Hole ...

Biologists have routinely counted the pupfish — named after their tendency ... “It was dramatic,” Abby Wines, Death Valley’s spokesperson, said on Wednesday of a video stream captured ...

The endangered pupfish in Death Valley National Park had their world rocked Thursday when the magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck off the Northern California coast sent tremors through their ...

"I'm proud of the work of this interagency team to monitor and protect the Devils Hole pupfish," said Mike Reynolds, the Death Valley National Park superintendent in a news release. "The historic ...

Earthquakes — one in December and another in February — are part of the reason that National Park Service scientists recorded only 38 fish in their semiannual survey of Devils Hole pupfish ...

The extraordinarily rare Devils Hole pupfish is getting some captive-raised ... pupfish into the deep limestone cavern, part of Death Valley National Park, where the species lives.

With about 130 remaining on Earth, the Devils Hole pupfish is the world's rarest fish. Scientists believe the fish has lived in relative isolation just outside of Nevada's Death Valley for about ...