Moving The Griffith Park Puma is a Bad Idea | KCET
Griffith Park mountain lion P-22 looking healthy again - Los Angeles Times
What is a catamount animal? – PoC
World's Largest Wildlife Bridge Could Save Mountain Lions - Scientific American
Off-Ramp® | And P-22 the mountain lion's 'new' name, selected by listeners, is... | 89.3 KPCC
The story behind how a very patient photographer shot Los Angeles' mountain lion
Wild Puma Captured and Released in Griffith Park
Photos show Griffith Park puma is back in the pink | KCRW
Mountain lion known for crossing LA area freeways dead after Woolsey Fire
The Sound of Our Griffith Park Mountain Lion: P-22 and the Mysteries of Puma Communication | Natural History Museum
Inzamam on Twitter: "At Griffith Observatory we can use these giant telescopes to explore the sky. We can even see the details of moon's craters. #GriffithObservatory #astronomy #LosAngeles https://t.co/W2yQ4vxwLN" / Twitter
Mountain Lion Living in Griffith Park, Wildlife Study Finds | KCET
New Photos of Griffith Park Mountain Lion Released - Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service)
P-32: Mountain lion who crossed the 101 killed crossing I-5 | 89.3 KPCC
P-22, The Famous Mountain Lion Of Griffith Park, Checks Out Healthy At 11 Years Old | LAist
A week in the life of P-22, the big cat who shares Griffith Park with millions of people - Los Angeles Times
Griffith Park Puma (@GriffithPrkPuma) | Twitter
Travel Los Angeles: Hiking up iconic Hollywood in PUMA style
Highways Are Driving Cougars to Inbreeding and Extinction In Southern California
The Sound of Our Griffith Park Mountain Lion: P-22 and the Mysteries of Puma Communication | Natural History Museum
Stillz got it going on': Now 11, Hollywood mountain lion P-22 found in good health after capture | KTLA
Famous Griffith Park mountain lion exposed to rat poison - ABC7 Los Angeles
Can there be a Hollywood ending for the 'Brad Pitt of mountain lions'? | Wildlife | The Guardian
LA's endangered pumas to be saved by a $60m bridge over highway | New Scientist
