A family of bobcats -- two adults and three cubs -- has taken up residence in a foreclosed home in Lake Elsinore. Karen Brown lives across the street.

"They're very docile," says Karen Brown, who lives across the street from the new bobcat manor. "They just sat on the wall and looked at us. I would say we had about 20 neighbors out here, taking pictures."

The house is next to open land, and experts say an abandoned house like that, especially if there's water around, will attract bobcats. There's no plan right now to capture the animals because they're not posing a threat.

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