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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

🐾 This P-22 Day, we honor the legendary mountain lion who showed us how wildlife can survive in the most unexpected places. These paw print molds, made from tracks found in Griffith Park, preserve a remarkable piece of P-22’s legacy and the dedication it took to find them.

22/10/26, 10:27 pm35 reposts277 likes

EKMartin

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There’s a new lion in Griffith park. Has been eating the deer at lake hollywood.

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

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After rainfall, Wildlife Biologist Miguel Ordeñana would race to muddy trails, hoping to capture his tracks before they disappeared. P-22 has brought together communities, conservationists, and scientists who are determined to create a better future for wildlife.

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

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Celebrate his legacy at the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing Ribbon Cutting on Wednesday, December 2—event details and tickets at savelacougars.org/ribbon-cutti...