Letters to the Editor: P-22's death is a dark mark on L.A.'s wildlife record (via latimesopinion)
Our attempts to preserve suburban wildlife earn us kudos, but they will become unfortunately unsuccessful for certain species. Even as planned corridors might enable male lions to roam more widely for mates, they will also bring really wild ones into suburbia, since corridors are in effect two-way streets — from our semi-wild neighborhoods to the wilderness, and leading back to our killing grounds.
He was a wild animal, just like the neighborhood coyotes and local bears. I don’t see any memory hikes for all those millions of cooked fast-food hamburgers that are being eaten each year or the cattle being forced into slaughterhouses.
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