We are deeply saddened by the news of the passing of P-22, L.A.โs beloved mountain lion. We were just informed that the California Department of Fish and Wildlife made the difficult decision to euthanize him due to the serious injuries he suffered earlier in the week. (1/2)
On December 23, P-22โs remains arrived at #NHMLA and he was welcomed back to his homeland in a blessing ceremony led by Tribal leaders from the Gabrieleรฑo/Tongva, Tataviam, Chumash, Gabrielino-Shoshone, Akimel Oโotham, and Luiseรฑo Tribesโthread.
This afternoon, P-22โs remains arrived at the Natural History Museum. He was transported by NHM Senior Manager of Community Science Miguel Ordeรฑana, Assistant Curator of Mammalogy Kayce Bell, and descendents from Gabrieleรฑo/Tongva, Tataviam, and Chumash Tribes.
๐ฆ Get ready to ๐๐๐ผ๐โ! Sunday, September 18, join us for a dino-mite takeover as our 7th annual #DinoFest celebrates all things dinosaurs, their prehistoric past, and the science that brings their world back to life. Tickets available now: nhm.org/dinofest
This #WorldOceansDay, explore the Science of @SpongeBob! Dive into the world of Bikini Bottom and ocean animals alike along with #NHMLA scientists, and study everything in the sea from teeny tiny crustaceans to fish of all sizesโwhales, too! nhm.org/spongebob