Animals
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2 California Mountain Lion Kittens Died from Rat Poison
Two mountain lion kittens discovered last November in a Thousand Oaks office complex died a few days after testing positive of rat poison. The female, wild felines were just 6 weeks old, the youngest to test positive for the poisons.
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