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Serval / Leptailurus serval
They can weigh between 8 to 18 kilograms (18 to 40 lbs). Their body length ranges from 54 to 100 centimeters (21 to 39 inches), excluding the tail.
An average of 20 years.
Carnivorous (Mainly small rodents, birds, reptiles, frogs, and insects).
Least Concern - Although their population is generally stable, agricultural expansion and the loss of wetlands threaten local populations.
Sub-Saharan Africa. They avoid deserts or dense rainforests, typically preferring tall grasslands, savannas, reed beds, and wetlands close to water sources.
Serval / Leptailurus serval
Sub-Saharan Africa. They avoid deserts or dense rainforests, typically preferring tall grasslands, savannas, reed beds, and wetlands close to water sources.
The serval is a medium-sized wild cat native to Africa. It is notable for its slender build, long legs, relatively short tail, and huge, radar-like ears. Their ears are so sensitive that they can easily hear the movements of prey hiding in tall grass or even moving underground. Its coat is golden-yellow, covered with black spots and stripes that resemble a cheetah.
Servals possess incredible leaping abilities; they can jump 2 to 3 meters (up to 10 feet) straight up into the air from a standstill to catch a bird in flight. They are also among the most successful hunters in the feline world. While a lion or tiger has a hunting success rate of around 10-20%, about 50-60% of a serval's hunting attempts are successful.
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