Serval

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Serval

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サーバル
Character Data
AKA Serval Cat
Romaji Sābaru
Debut Kemono Friends (2015 Game)
Animal Data
Scientific Name Leptailurus serval
Distribution Central & South Africa
Diet Carnivore
Avg. Lifespan 12-20 Years
Read More Serval
Conservation Status iucn3.1 LC.svg.png

Serval's Merchandise

Serval Anime Season 2 Manga Festival (Costume) Pavilion (Gen 2) KF3 (V2 • V3) Kingdom Nexon Game Stage Play Pachislot Gallery

Serval is a Friend that has appeared in all Kemono Friends media to date. She is the mascot of the franchise.

Appearance

Serval's trademark features are two long, black-tipped ears at the crown of her head, an M-shaped marking found beneath aforementioned ears, and a small bow-tie with a spotted pattern on orange that fades into white; this pattern comprises the majority of her attire. The centerpiece of her attire consists of a white blouse, devoid of pattern, and skirt.

Series Appearances

Appearances In Kemono Friends Media
Media Role

In Real Life

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Serval beginning to jump!

A serval is a cat native to the African grasslands typically found south of the Sahara Desert. The cat has a lean body and the longest legs and largest ears of any cat breed. Their coats are predominantly shades of tan or orange with black or dark brown markings. The coat pattern helps the cat disguise itself when hunting in tall grasses. The serval is a solitary animal that can live around 20 years.

The serval is a carnivore that preys on rodents, particularly rats, small birds, frogs, insects and reptiles. Servals locate their prey by their strong sense of hearing. To kill small, prey, they will slowly stalk then pounce on it. During a leap, a serval can reach more than 2 meters above the ground and cover a distance of 3.6 meters.

The serval prefers areas with cover such as reeds, tall grass and proximity to water-bodies. Servals used to be given as gifts and traded as early as the time of Ancient Egypt and are kept today as pets although many countries require regulated ownership.