The Devils hole pupfish lives in just one spot in Death Valley. Wildlife officials have managed this iconic fish for decades, ...
Fearing mass firings, scientists made a choice that could have lasting repercussions.
The seemingly sequestered, deep-blue swimming hole that the world’s rarest fish calls home isn’t immune to shifts in the tectonic plates. Luckily, scientists have been planning for years. Earthquakes ...
A tiny desert fish rebounded after an emergency release — but missing genetic samples complicate the recovery story.
AMARGOSA VALLEY — In the Nevada desert one mountain range removed from Death Valley, four divers strapped air tanks to their backs and slipped beneath the surface of a water-filled cavern for one of ...
For a fish less than an inch long, the endangered Devils Hole pupfish has been making a huge splash lately. The pupfish, which lives only in a flooded cave at Death Valley National Park, grabbed ...
When endangered species reach low numbers, their survival can depend on whether or not they have new habitats to live in, where more of their kind exists. The Devils Hole pupfish doesn’t get that ...
Have you ever felt stuck in a bad situation that you couldn't get out of, through no fault of your own, and all you could do is just make the best of it? Such is the life of the Devils Hole pupfish.
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