The Devils Hole Pupfish is a fish native to Devils Hole in the United States and is listed as critically endangered.
Reasons for critically endangered status - groundwater depletion, Large-scale earthquakes, human actions.
Conservation efforts - The Devils Hole Pupfish and their environment is protected. There are breeding programs in place.
Devils Hole Pupfish Facts -
Science Name: Cyprinodon diabolis
Size: 2.3 cm
Native Locations: United States
Lifespan: 6 - 12 months
Population: 136
Conservation status: Critically Endangered (CR)
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