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Sept. 8 photo of P-99, a female mountain lion estimated to be around 2-3 years old. P-99 was found in the western portion of the Santa Monica Mountains. (Jeff Sikich/NPS)

Editorial: Let’s build a better future for P-99 and L.A.’s other mountain lions

P-99, the latest mountain lion to enter the National Park Service study of lions, could have a better future when a wildlife crossing in L.A. County is built.
LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 19, 2021 - Attorney Matthew Strugar holds some of the many mysterious Sea World postcards he's received at his office in Los Angeles on November 19, 2021. Strugar is an animal and civil rights attorney who sued Sea World several years ago for inhumanely keeping orcas captive. He lost, but a few years ago he began receiving postcards ostensibly from the orcas asking him for help. He kept getting these cards for years, and only recently learned who had been sending them. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)

Column One: He sued SeaWorld to liberate the whales. Then he started getting postcards from them

FILE - This February 2021 file photo released by California Department of Fish and Wildlife, shows a gray wolf (OR-93), near Yosemite, Calif., shared by the state's Department of Fish and Wildlife. The endangered gray wolf that traveled at least 1,000 miles from Oregon to California's Central Coast before his tracking collar stopped giving signals in the spring may still be alive and roaming in Ventura County. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said Friday, Oct. 1, that it received three reports last month matching the description of OR-93 in the northern part of the county, and officials were able to confirm wolf tracks in the vicinity.(California Department of Fish and Wildlife via AP, File)

The epic journey of gray wolf OR-93 comes to a tragic end near I-5

Neil and Karma, Bengal tigers at Moorpark College's teaching zoo, will receive a new $3.5 million habitat.

Bengal tigers at California teaching zoo will soon prowl amid new $3.5-million habitat

Otis the hippo at the San Diego Zoo.

Otis, 45-year-old hippo who went viral with his giant grin, dies at San Diego Zoo

Rare Sierra Nevada red foxes survive massive Dixie fire that burned habitat

Berkeley has bird’s-eye view of peregrine falcons’ love triangle

Dog gets 30 stitches after chasing mountain lion from his La Verne house

Senators urge emergency protections for wolves in U.S. West

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A tuskless elephant matriarch with her two calves in the Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique.

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Why no tusks? Poaching tips scales of elephant evolution

Scientists have pinpointed how years of civil war and poaching in Mozambique have led to a greater proportion of elephants that will never develop tusks.

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