In a deep limestone cave of Nevada’s Death Valley National Park, there lives the Devil’s Hole pupfish, a species that has been listed as critically endangered since 2014. These creatures are ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Nevada Department of Wildlife come together to see how the Devils Hole pupfish fared that season. It’s a labor-intensive process — a vital one that keeps a ...

Nevada’s 23,000-acre Ash Meadows National ... occupant is one that keeps fighting against all odds: the Devils Hole pupfish, a tiny endangered vertebrate that also happens to be the rarest ...

I didn’t realize Nevada fish were worth saving more than ... lithium mines due to the harm it may cause the Amargosa River pupfish. It’s interesting how a state border can cause a 180-degree ...

according to Nevada Current. Wetland habitat in the refuge supports a dozen endangered and threatened species found nowhere else in the world, including the famed Devil’s Hole pupfish.

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 ...