Safari Serval Toy

Though medium-sized among cats, the Serval has disproportionately long legs and a small head with large ears. It uses its sensitive ears to find its prey, which it then incapacitates by pouncing on it, using its strong legs to launch over six feet into the air.


History:

While rare in some regions, the Serval is common in much of Africa south of the Sahara Desert. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) lists it as a species of Least Concern. However, as their grassland habitat declines, the Serval could face a potential drop in population numbers.

Scientific Name: Leptailurus serval


Characteristics: This hand-painted wild cat figure is posed in a walking stance, perhaps in search of rodents, birds, or frogs to prey upon. Its distinctive large ears and long legs are captured in this detailed, accurate sculpt.


Size: This Serval figure measures 3 inches long and 2 inches high, about the size of a credit card.


The Serval is part of the Wild Safari Wildlife collection.

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