It is illegal for individual in Georgia to own and possess a serval. I have just telephoned the Georgia Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division and they have confirmed the legal situation namely that it is illegal for an individual to own a serval in Georgia. You can apply for a special permit …
Servals are legal in Arizona if you have a permit. The permit (license) is restrictive. It states that no servals held under the licence may be sold, bartered, gifted, rented or traded to a location within the state. A person possessing a licence to own a serval can only dispose of that animal or …
The answer is fairly straightforward. They have big ears because most of their hunting takes place in long grass detecting small mammals with their ears. They can pick up the sound of prey travelling through the undergrowth with their highly sensitive ears and huge ocelli (ear flaps). The serval’s long legs go with their …
This is a bit of fun (mainly). Light-heartedness after some heavyish stuff. There is a photo on Facebook taken by the Savannah Cat Shoppe called “Serval Cat’s photo” meaning a photo of serval cats. It is also captioned “All seven”. It may have been taken with a mobile phone. It is an interesting photo. Initially, …
Photo above of Morpheus by Michael. He lives at A1 Savannahs, OK, USA and is a breeding male serval whose role is to create more servals for sale. His mate is Penelope. These are thumbnails – all are copyright Helmi Flick– please respect copyright Overview of Serval as a Wild Cat See the links …
What is the Cat In the Carmax Ad? by dindoung1@gmail.com (usa) Serval – Is this the cat I’ve been seeing in the carmax “dramatically smart” campaign? I know this isn’t a discussion board but that cat is so gorgeous that I just want to know more about it. Hi… Yes, this cat is a …
by Michael (London, UK) Serval Jumping Serval Jumping on to Prey Serval Pouncing on Prey Serval cats are found in a range of grassland in Africa including grassland that is associated with water courses. They can also be found in forests, but not dense forests such as in Equatorial Africa. The serval can cope …
by Michael (London, UK) Male Serval Morpheus Hissing – photo copyright Michael Broad – please respect it. In this video showing the serval hiss, it is my fault that she hissed. I provoked her. The reason for provoking her was to get her to move away from a homemade cat tease I made and …
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