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Serval Is Laptilurus
The Serval scientific name of a Serval is Laptailurus. The life span of an average Serval 10-13 while a domesticated Serval lives 10-20 years. The habitat of a Serval is wetlands, grasslands, and close to the water. The average size of a domesticated Serval is medium size of a cat while a wild Serval is larger than a domesticated Serval. An interesting fact about Serval is that they can jump one meter high.
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