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Mountain Lion Kittens Found in Oklahoma
- State wildlife officials confirmed photographs capturing adult mountain lions accompanied by kittens in Osage and Cimarron counties during the latter part of 2024.
- This event follows over 85 mountain lion sightings in Oklahoma since 2002, with increased reports in 2023 and 2024, suggesting possible breeding.
- For the first time, evidence suggests that mountain lions may be reproducing locally in the state, highlighted by the presence of two female lions occupying territories.
- Furbearer biologist Jerrod Davis explained that these observations contribute valuable information toward gaining a deeper knowledge of the species.
- This development indicates an establishing mountain lion population in Oklahoma and may reflect a healthier ecosystem needing further research.
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Rare Mountain Lion Kittens Spotted on Trail Cameras Suggest the Big Cats May Be Reestablishing a Population in Oklahoma
Two separate adult mountain lions were recorded with cubs in different parts of the state last year, offering the first evidence confirmed by state biologists that the cats could be breeding there
·United States
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Mountain lion kittens spotted in Osage County, marking first confirmed breeding in Oklahoma
The Department of Wildlife Conservation has confirmed 85 mountain lions in Oklahoma since 2002, but this is the first verifiable evidence of mountain lion breeding in Oklahoma, the agency said.
·Tulsa, United States
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