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 ...

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 ...

The endangered Devils Hole pupfish seem to be doing well, she said. Plus, the rainfall will be good for vegetation, which will be good for the wildlife in the park. Death Valley has also seen its ...

The aquifer-fed pool in the Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, a detached unit of Death Valley National Park, is the habitat for the only naturally occurring population of the endangered fish.

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 ...