Four-foot waves were recorded in a tiny pool in Death Valley called Devils Hole, having been caused by an earthquake in Mexico, 1000 miles away.
Death Valley, which holds the record for the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth, lies on the California/Nevada border, around 130 miles west of. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Death Valley receives a mere 2.2 inches of rainfall annually on average, and can reach up to 134 F.
The water in Devils Hole is usually calm, carbonate-rich and oxygen-poor, and sits at an average temperature of around 93 F. The pupfish depend on algae growing in the warm, still waters.
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