Jeff Sikich

The National Park Service

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Biologist with the National Park Service in the Santa Monica Mountains.

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Two more mountain lion cubs were discovered in the Santa Monica Mountains this week. Their names are P-59 and P-60. One’s a male and the other’s a female.

Meet the LA's new mountain lion cubs

Two more mountain lion cubs were discovered in the Santa Monica Mountains this week. Their names are P-59 and P-60. One’s a male and the other’s a female.

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