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Servals lead solitary lives and come together in pairs only for a few days when the female is in heat. Two to four kittens are born per litter. Because the female raises the litter alone, she has to hunt frequently to feed them.

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"In Kenya, my husband and I had especially good luck seeing animals one early morning, included a baby giraffe and his mother, a lilac-breasted roller, a huge male lion, 2 lionesses, and 3 cubs, all out in the open. I can still see them in my mind's eye."

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