Devil's Hole Cave Dive Project, Death Valley National Park

Adam Haydock
Jun 23
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Devil's Hole in Death Valley National Park is one of the most unique cave systems in the world — a geothermal aquifer in the Mojave Desert that connects to an unknown depth. It is the only habitat of the critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish. This cave dive project documents the hydrology and biology of this extraordinary and highly protected site.

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