The world's only population of wild Devils Hole pupfish shrank to 38 members after two earthquakes greatly affected the animals, which live in Death Valley National Park. However, biologists are ...

The pupfish species, found only in a pool called Devils Hole near Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, is protected by the federal Endangered Species Act, as well as a 1976 U.S. Supreme Court ...

-It's here at the Devils Hole I met another Kevin, this one from Death Valley National Park, and Olin, who is a fish biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Do you guys work together a lot?

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 ...

The powerful 7.0-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Northern California on December 5 sent shock waves 500 miles away, turning Devils Hole, a remote pool in Death Valley National Park, into a ...

Waves in Devils Hole were caused by a 7.0 earthquake two minutes earlier 500 miles away off the coast of northern California, December 5, 2024.

"Devils Hole in Death Valley National Park was shaken by an earthquake that happened in Northern California on December 5," the agency said in a news release Thursday.

7.0 magnitude Northern California quake shakes up waves 500 miles away in Death Valley’s Devils Hole, home of endangered pupfish species.

7.0 magnitude Northern California quake shakes up waves 500 miles away in Death Valley’s Devils Hole, home of endangered pupfish species.