Death Valley's Devils Hole pupfish, an inch-long marvel, survives extreme heat and low oxygen in a tiny Nevada cavern. These ...

Living about 4,000 miles east from the epicenter of the quake, the dwindling school of Devil’s Hole pupfish in Death Valley National Park were rattled once again after reaching a near all-time low ...

There was not much hope for tiny, endangered Devils Hole pupfish as the species' population dwindled to just a few dozen since the late 1990s. But recent population spikes are giving scientists a ...

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.

Devils Hole pupfish are endangered fish that live in one of the driest places on the planet. The pupfish are now only found in the upper 80 feet of the cave on an 11-foot by 16-foot shallow shelf in ...

Devils Hole is the only natural home of the endangered Devils Hole pupfish. Photo from Kim Stringfellow / National Park Service The Devils Hole pupfish is among the rarest fish in the world. The “inch ...

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 ...

They may have gotten knocked around their underwater cave because of an earthquake, but the fish that live in a cavern inside Death Valley National Park are doing better than they have in decades, ...

When it comes to sheer resilience, few, if any, species can match the tiny Devils Hole pupfish. Cyprinodon diabolis, as the species is known, has the most ruthlessly circumscribed natural habitat of ...