The caracal is thought to be the fastest of the small cats. She is named after the Mara river in the Kenyan Savanna. The serval is a medium-sized spotted cat found throughout Africa north and south of the Sahara desert. They live in all habitats, but prefer moist savanna habitats, where they use their huge ears to pinpoint the rustlings of their rodent prey. The serval's long legs give it the ability to pounce through high grass and give its surprised prey formidable blows with its front feet.
Servals have their own predators including leopards, lions, jackals and man.
He is named after Lake Nakuru in Kenya. The Siberian lynx is nearly twice as large as its relative, the Canada lynx, with females weighing up to 50 pounds and males weighing up to 84 pounds. They live in Scandinavia and throughout the northern reaches of Russia. They prefer a forested habitat of dense undergrowth and cover. Being large cats, they can go after game as large as deer, although they also eat mice, rabbits, birds and other small animals.