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POKIN AROUND: Ellisville, I want you to know about Mia

STLtoday.com - Feb 20, 2012
In the wild, servals snatch birds out of the sky, but feed mostly on rodents. They possess hearing so keen they can detect burrowing moles. She tops out at 45 mph. "I think I've seen her do that inside the house," Jeff says.

Dierenhuiden van beschermde soorten gevonden bij Brabantse vrouw

Blog.nl (Blog) - Feb 20, 2012
Het gaat om het vel van panters, servals, stinkdieren, bevers en otters, allemaal beschermde diersoorten waarvan huiden of andersoortige lichaamsdelen niet verhandeld mogen worden. De politie vond in haar huis ook opgerolde slangenhuiden, ...

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Jumping Servals

at San Diego Zoo, June 2008 #45 - Most Viewed (This Week) - Pets & Animals - India

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Serval cat Mojo 3

IKEA, the store for wild animal appropriate furniture :-) Whether it's kitchen cupboards, carpets, camping chairs or kid's swings.... servals love it.

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SERVAL CAT HUNTS CAPTURES PREY

The serval is a medium-sized African wild cat descending from the same Felid ancestor as the lion. The serval shares common traits with the cheetah, and it is the cheetah which is thought to have descended from ancient servals. The Serval in this video was hunting in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania. Servals are nocturnal, and so hunt mostly at night, unless disturbed by human activity or the presence of larger nocturnal predators. Although the serval is specialized for catching rodents, it is an opportunistic predator whose diet also includes birds, hares, hyraxes, reptiles, insects, fish, and frogs. The Serval's pounce is a distinctive and precise vertical 'hop', which may be an adaptation for capturing flushed birds. They are able to leap up to 3.6 metres (12 ft) horizontally from a stationary position, landing precisely on target with sufficient force to stun or kill their prey upon impact.The serval is an efficient killer, catching prey on an average of 50% of attempts (with a 67% success rate at night), compared to around one in ten attempts for most species of cat.

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Servals and Caracals - No More Sorrow

SEIZURE WARNING!! this video took a long time to make the first 40 seconds took 5 hours lol clips from: bbc motion gallery OSF - oxford scientific absolutely wild visuals framepool thought equity and the show, 5 big cats and a camera

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