African Wild Cat
The African Wild Cat roams the steppes, savannah and bush land of Africa and the
Middle East.
Black-Footed Cat
The Black-Footed Cat roams the savannah and steppes of Botswana, Namibia, and South
Africa. It is marginally distributed in Zimbabwe and Angola.
Caracal
The Caracal inhabits dry steppes, semi-desert, woodlands, savannah and scrub forest.
It is widespread south of the Sahara.
Serval
The Serval prefers well-watered savannah and is widespread in sub-Saharan Africa
except for rainforest, semi-desert and true desert.
Sweeping winter grasslands studded with flame- coloured aloes near
Pearston in the Eastern Cape, South Africa. This is a typical habitat for the Karoo
cat species of Caracal, Black-Footed Cat and African Wild Cat.
Aloes are prolific in the Eastern Cape veld.
The savannah grasslands in the vicinity of Cradock in the Eastern Cape,
typical habitat for the Karoo cats.
The beautiful arid habitat of a dry winter in the Mountain Zebra National
Park near Cradock in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, comprises mainly renosterveld
and fynbos.
The rocky hills, and sweeping savannah grasslands of the Mountain Zebra
National Park near Cradock in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Serval prefer well-watered bushveld but are expanding their ranges
along watercourses like this one near Steytlerville in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.