Earthquakes nearly wipe out Devils Hole pupfish; colony drops to 38 in latest count
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Earthquakes nearly wipe out Devils Hole pupfish; colony drops to 38 in latest count
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A pair of recent earthquakes nearly wiped out the Devils Hole pupfish, regarded as one of the rarest fish in the world, according to biologists. The population dropped to 38 fish after algae, organic material and fish eggs were swept off a shallow shelf after the earthquakes produced waves in the deep limestone cavern where the fish survive in Death Valley National Park. Now, biologists have taken the drastic step of adding 19…
Devils Hole Pupfish Population Takes A Dive
The population of Devils Hole pupfish at Death Valley National Park is trying to rebound from a crash/NPS fileA year after surging to a 25-year population high, the number of endangered Devils Hole pupfish at Death Valley National Park has crashed as a result of two recent earthquakes, according to the National Park Service. However, biologists say the population is on the road to recovery. During a semiannual survey this spring, biologists fr…
Recent Earthquakes Threaten Devils Hole Pupfish, But Conservation Efforts Offer Hope - Sierra Wave: Eastern Sierra News - The Community's News
Recent Earthquakes Threaten Devils Hole Pupfish, But Conservation Efforts Offer Hope DEATH VALLEY, Calif. – Following a sudden population decline caused by two recent earthquakes, one of the world’s rarest fish – the Devils Hole pupfish – is on the path to recovery, according to a multi-agency team of biologists. During a semiannual […]
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