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Extremely Rare Fish Dead After Men Trespassed and Vandalized Devils Hole in Death Valley Park
A Devils Hole pupfish was found dead after three men trespassed the Devils Hole in Death Valley National Park. The Devils Hole is the only naturally occurring habitat for the critically endangered fish. A $15,000-reward has been placed for the men's arrest.
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