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Endangered Devils Hole pupfish count doubles in one year

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Source: Inyo Register

DEATH VALLEY — The National Park Service announced that the population of endangered Devils Hole pupfish has nearly doubled from 69 counted in the fall of 2025, to 137 counted during an Oct. 10 population survey.

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