Serval Saturday

The serval is a wild cat native to Africa. Thanks to their jumbo ears—the biggest of any wild cat's relative to body size—a serval can hear just about any peep on the savanna, especially at night! Happy International Cat Day! 📹: Londolozi & Sean Zeederberg | Rhino Africa

Serval Family at The Wildcat Sanctuary

Jake Serval - ANIMAL FACTS: The serval is the second-fastest cat after the cheetah. #jake #serval #servalcat #servalcats #africanserval #reels #reelit #reelitfeelit #reelsviral #animalvideo #shorts #shortvideo #catvideos #wow #handsome #handsomeboy #TCWR #TurpentineCreek #GFAS #GlobalFederationAnimalSanctuaries #RescueToRefuge #Sanctuary #BigCat #Cats #facts #animalfacts #interesting #interestingfacts #info #educational #funfacts | Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge

Serval cat is very impatiently waiting for dinner. @chloe_the_serval . . #FactBytes #factz💯 #factz #generalknowledge #fact #realfacts #factsdaily #didyouknow #truefacts #allfacts #knowledge #usa #amazingfacts #worldfacts #knowledgeable #gyan #didyouknowfacts #venezuela #knowworldbetter #thefactmore #viralfactsindia #doyouknow #knowledgeispower #knowledgeofself #factsonly | Intfactsworld - Intelligent Facts world

Illithia Serval ** ANIMAL FACTS ** These remarkable felines possess an extraordinary capacity to adapt, allowing them to flourish in diverse environments ranging from breathtaking alpine grasslands, adorned with patches of wildflowers, to the serene, shaded depths of forested waterways, where sunlight dances upon the water’s surface. While servals typically avoid the dense canopy of rainforests, their resilient spirit sometimes drives them to explore arid regions, particularly in the sun-drenche