Mountain Lion Kittens Spotted on Camera | National Geographic

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Two mountain lion kittens were recently discovered in the Santa Monica Mountains. The male and female kittens, known as P-46 and P-47, are the third litter from their mother, P-19, which biologists have been tracking since 2010. Biologists say it’s a positive sign to see kittens on the outskirts of a developed area, though the young lions will face numerous challenges to their survival, including highway traffic and competition from other mountain lions. P-19’s previous two litters were the result of inbreeding in this isolated habitat, and testing is being done to determine if the new litter was fathered by a newly discovered outside male, which would mean a crucial infusion of fresh genes.
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Ice Diamonds and Classic Cocktails at Bar High Five

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When visiting Japan, tourists often make ramen and sushi the top priorities on their culinary explorations. But the country’s cocktail scene is not one to be overlooked—and that’s especially the case with Hidetsugu Ueno, the bartender and owner of Bar High Five. Nestled on the fourth floor of an office building in Tokyo’s Ginza neighborhood, Mr. Hidestsugu, with intense focus and attention to detail, concocts libations worthy of any cocktail pilgrimage. And if you’re lucky enough score a seat in this tiny bar, you will certainly see why.... Read More إقرأ المزيد | Share it now!