Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

Three blue-eyed mountain lion kittens have been discovered in the hills of Southern California, offering a hopeful glimpse into the future of a cougar population threatened by habitat loss and urban development.

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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Litter of mountain lion kittens discovered in Southern California hills

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