Zeke, our male serval, loves to play in his pool! While he’s playing, you can get a great look at a servals trademark large ears! They actually have the largest ear to skull ratio of the small cats and that size enhances the cat’s hearing abilities. They can pinpoint where their prey is just by listening, which gives them an advantage in the wild. To see these big ears in person, book a tour by visiting our website or calling 561-795-8914 | Panther Ridge Conservation Center

Happy World Serval Day! 🐾✨ Servals are remarkable wildcats known for their long legs, large ears, and impressive jumping skills. Native to sub-Saharan Africa, they play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of their ecosystem by controlling small prey populations like rodents and birds. These beautiful cats are also an indicator of healthy grassland and savanna habitats. Let’s raise awareness and celebrate the unique and important role servals play in the wild. 🦓💚 📸 : Animal Caregivers V