article_snippet: The images showing kittens P-32 and P-33, along with mother P-19, were unveiled Wednesday on Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area's Facebook page.
article_snippet: First to arrive: Kitten P-33 is seen at the kill site.
article_snippet: Kitten P-33 brother and mother reportedly arrived one hour later .
article_snippet: At the time the photos were taken, P-33 was 15 months old .
article_snippet: Kate Kuykendall wrote: 'Kittens normally stay with Kittens mother until Kittens are about one to one and a half years old. '
article_snippet: One of the siblings, P-34, had already dispersed and it appears that Kittens may have also left Kittens mom since the photos were taken in mid-February. '
article_snippet: This is P-19’s second litter and we've been tracking Kittens since Kittens were four weeks old.
article_snippet: In the wild: Kitten P-33 is seen perched on rocks at the kill site .
article_snippet: Youngster: Kitten P-32 was looking at the camera in this shot, a ranger with the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area has said .
highlights_snippet: Kittens P-32 and P-33, along with their mother