Deep under Nevada’s desert, a cave called Devils Hole II holds a 580,000‑year record of how climate and water have changed in ...

A population spurt for the Devils Hole pupfish, a critically endangered fish at Death Valley National Park, is giving scientists cause for optimism, the National Park Service said. Scientists from the ...

Climate history recorded in a calcite deposit in a southern Nevada cave indicates that the hot, arid southwestern United States experienced significant shifts in temperature and rainfall over the last ...

Switching on her microphone at the front of the community center, Amargosa Valley town board chair Carolyn Allen looked stoic as a mining executive tried to pitch drilling for lithium to a wary ...

Scientists counted 191 of the fish in the deep, water-filled cavern near Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada. The spring population of the Devils Hole pupfish, one of the world’s rarest ...

Discover Ash Meadows’ crystal springs, rare pupfish, and vital conservation efforts in the Mojave. Join host Connor Fields at Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, one of the most ecologically unique ...

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 ...

Though California may not have seen a tsunami after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake shook the northern part of the state on Thursday, the rarest fish in the world felt their own little tsunami in their ...

Scientists analysed oxygen isotopes locked inside the minerals. These isotopes shift according to climate at formation.

A screengrab of a video shows waves in Devils Hole during the last “desert tsunami” in 2022. NPS photo by Ambre Chaudoin A 7.0 magnitude earthquake off California’s coast sent trembles as far as 500 ...

A one-meter core of calcite pulled from a cave of Devils Hole in Nevada has yielded a rare record of roughly 580,000 years of climate change ...