Caracals. African wild meow 😻. While caracals can be found in the Serengeti and Ngorongoro crater, it’s very rare to spot them as lions, hyenas and cheetahs. If you are lucky enough as me to spot caracals during game drive, it can be truly remarkable bonus and unforgettable experiences. Join us and explore together the plains of Tanzania and Kenya. NO HURRY IN AFRICA..🍻🤩 | Porcupine Tours

Caracals are distinguished by the beautiful marking on their face. Their black ear tuffs are believed to function to camouflage the cat in tall grass. 🐱 📹: Eyal Bartov #VOTD #VideoOfTheDay | Animal Planet

The caracal can leap up to 11ft (over 3m) in the air, using their muscular hind legs to propel them high in pursuit of prey like birds. Learn about more rare cats in Rare Cat Skills, as part of Big Cat Month. Mondays from 8pm, on National Geographic WILD UK. | National Geographic UK

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