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A young serval cat pauses in the tall grass, its large ears perked, listening for any sign of prey. The serval's spotted coat provides excellent camouflage as it hunts in the African savanna.
A serval cat stalks through the tall grasses, its keen senses alert for any sign of prey. These medium-sized African wild cats are known for their exceptional hunting skills, using their large ears to detect even the faintest sounds of rodents or birds hidden in the vegetation.
We will explore their unique traits, hunting techniques and the reasons they have earned their fearsome reputations. Whether it’s the tiger’s silent stalking or the cheetah’s lightning-fast speed each of these cats has something extraordinary to offer.
An African Wild Cat in the Tswalu Reserve.
