PHOTOS: Griffith Park mountain lion in good health

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Thursday, December 4, 2014
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
A National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
PHOTOS: Griffith Park mountain lion in good healthA National Park Service biologist captured photos of the Griffith Park mountain lion with remotely triggered camera. The images show he is recovering well from a skin disorder.
Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

LOS FELIZ, LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A mountain lion known to roam the Griffith Park area appears to be improving in health, based on newly captured photos.

There was concern earlier this year that the mountain lion had developed a skin disorder known as mange, which is often blamed on exposure to rat poison.

However, it looks like P-22 has recovered. The photos were taken Nov. 21 using a remotely triggered camera.