Limpopo is a male Serval. Kenya is female.
Species: Serval
Name: Limpopo & Kenya
Status: Servals are currently on the Endangered List.
Distribution: The serval is common in West and East Africa, but it is extinct in the South African Cape Province and very rare north of the Sahara.
Size: The Body length of the Serval is about 34 in. with the tail being about 16 in. long. They generally weigh between 20-44 lbs.
Food: The Servals diet consists of smaller animals such as rodents, hares, birds, reptiles, insects, fish, frogs, and ocassionally small antelopes.
Habitat: Their main habitat is the savannah, although melanistic individuals usually seek out mountainous areas. Wherever they reside they must have watercourses in their territory.
Tidbit: While hunting the Serval will pause up to 15 minutes with it's eyes closed and ears up. It's hearing is so good it can even hear rodents burrowing underground.
For more information please click here!Lifespan: Servals generally live up to 20 years in the wild (up to 25 in captivity).