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Following the euthanization of Griffith Park's P-22, Angelenos should promote the city's Wildlife District Ordinance, fewer cars and an end to rodenticide.

NO LONGER SUFFERING—P-22, the oldest living mountain lion in the National Park Service’s ongoing study of the urban predators, was euthanized Saturday after wildlife officials determined the 12-year-old male was too sick to save and wanted to spare him a painful death. Courtesy of NPS With the death of P-22, who was euthanized Dec. 17

NPR's A Martinez speaks to wildlife advocate Beth Pratt about the construction of a wildlife crossing near Los Angeles that could help save the local mountain lion population.

Unless you live in a year-round warm climate and plan to stay there, it’s important to know how winter storms behave, how to avoid and prepare for them, and heaven forbid, what to do in the worst-case scenario.

P-22, the beloved Hollywood mountain lion dies of euthanasia after it was diagnosed with diseases, malnourishment, and an injury from a collision with a vehicle in Los Angeles.