Two new mountain lion kittens discovered in Santa Monica Mountains

SANTA MONICA, Calif. -- The Southern California mountain lion population is growing, with two new furry creatures now prowling the Santa Monica Mountains.

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This brother-and-sister pair, known as P-59 and P-60, have beautiful blue eyes.

The National Park Service just discovered the kittens in the central portion of the mountain range.

Their mother is P-53 -- she's only two years old herself and this is her first litter.

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Video of P-53 was shot in 2015 when she was just a baby.

As for the father, researchers aren't quite sure which male mountain lion it may be, but if they had to guess, it would be P-12, known to have fathered many kittens.

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