Rare Fish Found Dead In Wake Of Death Valley Vandalism Spree
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2016-05-10
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Authorities are seeking three drunk men who went on a vandalism spree in Death Valley National Park and may be responsible for killing a critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish.
Authorities are seeking three drunk men who went on a vandalism spree in Death Valley National Park and may be responsible for killing a critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish, reports LAist.
According to the park officials, on April 30, the trio drove a customized Yamaha Rhino to Devils Hole, a pool that is the fish’s only known environment.
During their vandalism spree, they proceeded to shoot a gun, attempted to disable the surveillance equipment, and climbed the lake’s protective fence.
One went skinny dipp
Authorities are seeking three drunk men who went on a vandalism spree in Death Valley National Park and may be responsible for killing a critically endangered Devils Hole pupfish, reports LAist.
According to the park officials, on April 30, the trio drove a customized Yamaha Rhino to Devils Hole, a pool that is the fish’s only known environment.
During their vandalism spree, they proceeded to shoot a gun, attempted to disable the surveillance equipment, and climbed the lake’s protective fence.
One went skinny dipp
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