There are no true stats to this question because in the U.S it's illegal to own these cats and they can be considered dangerous. Serval cats can be 40 lbs., or more. While they are loving pets to their owners, they are dangerous to children (even if they don't mean too because they are so large and powerful) and do not like domesticated cats. When one leaves their home they must put the cat in a large cage and not leave the cat loose in their home. These cats need meat to eat, and many untrained owners that just like the thought of owning an African Serval Cat find they are troublesome to look after and expensive to feed. There is a problem with Serval Cats roaming free and some owners simply feel if they can't support the habit of feeding their Serval Cat they can simply give it to a zoo. Zoos do not want anymore large cats! The ASPCA (U.S.) or SPCA (in Canada) are tired of seeing African Serval Cats dropped on their doorstep. Owning an African Serval Cat is a big responsibility and one should study the history of these cats before deciding to own one.
2-4 kittens is average but a female serval could have as few as 1 or as many as 5
many people can like cats but some don't
There are four wild cat species that can be found in Kenya: The Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and the Serval. These four species can be found throughout Kenya, including multiple National Parks.
Many people hunted them, some farmers killed them to protect their livestock, and other's were keeping them as pets.
There are over 300 servals in Zoo's alone. In the US private ownership is about 100 (including mine!) Worldwide the estimated population is in excess of 50,000 and therefore it is CITES listed "least threatened"
2-4 kittens is average but a female serval could have as few as 1 or as many as 5
There are many of them: cheetah, bobcat, lynx, snow leopard, the genet, the serval, leopard, and I'm sure there are many more of them. There are many ways to figure it out.
Lion, leopard, cheetah, serval, caracal, African wild cat, sand cat, golden cat.
A few of the cats they have at the Zoological Gardens is the White Tiger, African Lion, and the Cheetah.
It depends on how big your cats and their carriers are, and how many people are in your van. If there are no people and the cats and carriers are small...that's alot of cats!
A person will encounter many wild animals on an African safari. Some of the wild cats they may see leopards, lions, and cheetahs.
many people can like cats but some don't
There are cats in Africa, but not the kind of cats you have, or imagine. The common cats that spring to mind are the big cats: Lions, Leopards and Cheetahs. However there are many medium-sized and even very small species of cat that are native to Africa: Medium-sized cat: African Golded Cat Caracal Serval Smaller-size cat: African Wildcat Black-Footed Cat (one of the smallest species of cat) Sand Cat
It is estimated that there are only about 50,000 golden cats left. They are listed as vulnerable to extinction.
There are four wild cat species that can be found in Kenya: The Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and the Serval. These four species can be found throughout Kenya, including multiple National Parks.
Many people hunted them, some farmers killed them to protect their livestock, and other's were keeping them as pets.
Everybody loves cats! I know I do!