Mountain lions were once a common sight in Oklahoma. But as settlers began arriving during the 19th century, they shot and ...

The two confirmed sightings of kittens could indicate major advancements for the species, Oklahoma conservation officials ...

Mountain lion kittens confirmed in Oklahoma, indicating potential establishment of population. Latest from ODWC's series of sightings over the years.

The first confirmed sightings of mountain lion kittens in Oklahoma could open up more research into the species and their ...

State wildlife managers have long said that Oklahoma does not have an established, breeding population of mountain lions.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation says mountain lion kittens were caught on camera in two counties, providing evidence that mountain lions may be breeding within the state.

Mountain lions with kittens have been sighted in Osage and Cimarron counties, Oklahoma, according to officials.

Mountain lions have been visiting the state for more than 20 years, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife ...

For the first time, wildlife officials have confirmed reproducing female mountain lions in Oklahoma, marking a major milestone in the state’s ecological history.

Photographic evidence shows female mountain lions raising kittens in Oklahoma, hinting at a breeding population.

For the first time, mountain lion kittens have been confirmed in Oklahoma, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife ...

Wildlife officials with the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation have confirmed two photographs of mountain lion kittens in the state. The trail-cam photos shared by the agency Tuesday were ...