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World’s rarest fish makes a comeback in Death Valley
Biologists said emergency releases, transfers and feeding helped the endangered fish recover after earthquakes damaged its fragile habitat.
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Missoula CurrentA rare Nevada fish is on the rebound
The population of the endangered Devils Hole pupfish, one of the world’s rarest fish, more than doubled over the past year. Wildlife biologists counted 137 Devils Hole pupfish during a National Park Service survey on Oct. 10— nearly twice the 77 fish recorded during the spring 2026 survey and more than double the 69 observed […]
National Park Service scientists say world’s rarest fish is on the rebound
SF Gate reported Months after National Park Service biologists nearly lost track of the world’s rarest fish, the animal found only in a single pool in Death Valley is experiencing a rebound. The agency counted 137 Devils Hole pupfish during a population survey on Oct. 10, after the species had recently cratered to a record-low 20 […]
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