Flashback to when I did work experience at wild..
Sebastian the Serval.
Servals are native to Africa and are widespread through sub-Saharan countries.
They are capable of catching up to 4000 small rodents per year, with a hunting success rate of 50%, and are considered one of the most successful hunters in the cat family.
Servals are commonly called the “cats of spare parts.” This is because they have huge ears, a stretched out neck and extra long legs, but they are actually well adapted to their environment. Their ears provide them with excellent hearing, which they use to locate their prey, their legs help them spring up into the air, jumping 7-10ft, and also enable them to run up to 45mph.
:round_pushpin: Wild Zoological Park
📸Nikon D3100
:feet: Serval
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Apex :leopard: predators :mouse2: in :ear_of_rice: their :palm_tree: field.
Those are some nice photos! Sounds like it was a fun experience