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P-22 mountain lion captured in L.A. backyard - Los Angeles Times
How often do L.A.'s mountain lions go into residential areas? Very rarely, new study says | KTLA
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The First Families of Los Angeles - Indigenous Mexico
Mountain lion P-22: After series of close encounters, wildlife officials plan capture of P-22 - ABC7 Los Angeles
Natural History Museum Issues Statement on the Passing of P-22, Los Angeles' Famous Mountain Lion | Natural History Museum
Los Angeles mourns P-22, the city's celebrity mountain lion | The Economist
Los Angeles Public Library released a special edition library card today to commemorate the late P-22. : r/Libraries
Why capturing Los Angeles mountain lion P-22 could take weeks - Los Angeles Times
P-22, Los Angeles' famed mountain lion, captured for evaluation
Mountain lion P-22 spotted roaming Hollywood Hills streets - Los Angeles Times
The Famous Los Angeles Mountain Lion P-22 Isn't the Only Wild Animal in Urban Places
E.P. & L.P. | Discover Los Angeles
Los Angeles | Troutman Pepper
Los Angeles Mountain Lion P-22 Still Remembered by Residents - The New York Times
He changed us': the remarkable life of celebrity mountain lion P-22 | Los Angeles | The Guardian
What will happen to P-22 after his capture? 'No options are off the table' for big cat | The Spokesman-Review
P & P Home For The Elderly - Affordable and Accessible Housing Registry - City of Los Angeles
Famous mountain lion P-22 shows up on Los Feliz driveaway - CBS Los Angeles
P23 - Save LA Cougars
P (Los Angeles Railway) - Wikipedia
Remembering P-22, Celebrity Mountain Lion Who Roamed Los Angeles | Vanity Fair
The lion king of Los Angeles (The Lion King of Los Angeles) — High Country News – Know the West
Los Angeles celebrity mountain lion P-22 euthanized after its capture due to severe injuries - ABC7 Los Angeles
Lions of Los Angeles | The New Yorker
Famed Los Angeles mountain lion euthanized following health problems
Los Angeles' Celebrity Mountain Lion P-22 Euthanized - WSJ
P-22, Celebrity Mountain Lion of Los Angeles, Is Dead - The New York Times
