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The black serval. Can’t describe how mind-blowing this was… and still is.\u2063 \u2063 For context, even seeing a \u201cnormal\u201d serval is tough. They\u2019re shy, secretive cats that tend to live in tall grasses \u2014 the perfect combination for staying unnoticed. Every time I\u2019ve been privileged enough to see them, my heart skips a beat. \u2063 \u2063 Melanism (increased development of the dark-coloured pigment melanin in skin\/hair) in servals primarily occurs in East Africa, particularly in the highland regions over 2000m, which is what makes this sighting particularly special. \u2063 \u2063 At around 1000m, the Namiri Plains, Tanzania, are considerably “lower” than the normal altitude were melanism is more prevalent. It’s likely this particular serval travelled from the nearby – and much higher – Ngorongoro Crater and established a new territory. \u2063 \u2063 Nobody *really* knows why melanism occurs in servals. Some think the increased altitude (and forested habitat that comes with it) reduces exposure to daylight, encouraging melanism. \u2063 \u2063 There\u2019s no guarantee that \u201cManja\u201d (named after the guide at @asiliaafrica who first spotted him), should he find a mate, will produce melanistic kittens. As melanism is carried by a recessive gene, it could be years before any begin appearing in the area. The hope, for now, is that he continues to flourish in the grasslands and build on his territory. Also, what serval could resist those charming good looks?!\u2063 \u2063 [D5, 500mm f\/4]<\/a><\/p>\n

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