But what about creatures like the endangered pupfish that exist in only one place and simply cannot pack up their bags and move? Hausner examines that dilemma and its ramifications as the lead author ...

Desert Pupfish. Image by Wikimedia commons. The desert pupfish (Cyprinodon sp.) demonstrates remarkable tolerance for environments most fish would find impossible. Native to desert springs and streams ...

At first glance, the pair of cute rodents look a little like hamsters who have shaken their golden-hued fur up, like a wet dog, into a puffy ball. But then you notice the distinctive ears and tail ...

In a world where most living beings are constantly searching for their next meal, there exists a fascinating group of creatures that have evolved remarkable adaptations allowing them to survive ...

Would the release of a tankful of desert pupfish lookalikes meet the recovery goals for the species, one of the world’s most endangered fish?