Mountain lion suspected in L A Zoo koala death
Los Angeles Zoo officials suspect a mountain lion killed a koala after a missing animal report on March 3. A trap camera captured footage of P 22, Griffith Park’s famed mountain lion, near the enclosure area though no video showed the act. The zoo emphasized circumstantial evidence and cautioned that video confirmation was not obtained.
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