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Servals have a bit of a different look from a typical cat. They have long legs, and a small head with oversized ears. The size of their ears indicates that they use their hearing at least as much, if not more, than their vision to locate prey. Their long legs lift their head above the grass of their typical habitat, making the cat easily able to hear any small prey animals moving in the grass. This Serval seems to be hearing something nearby and is very intent in determining what and where it is.
Servals have a bit of a different look from a typical cat. They have long legs, and a small head with oversized ears. The size of their ears indicates that they use their hearing at least as much, if not more, than their vision to locate prey. Their long legs lift their head above the grass of their typical habitat, making the cat easily able to hear any small prey animals moving in the grass. This Serval seems to be hearing something nearby and is very intent in determining what and where it is.
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