LOS ANGELES — A pair of mountain lion kittens that died days after they were discovered in a Thousand Oaks office complex in November had three types of rat poison in their systems, the National Park Service said Wednesday.
They are the youngest mountain lions found by the park service to have anticoagulant rodenticides in their remains, officials said.
The kittens, P-100 and P-102, were members of an orphaned litter of four that were about 6 weeks old when they were discovered under a picnic table in the complex. Their two siblings survived and now reside at the Orange County Zoo.
