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How a Saudi rewilding scheme is bringing the Arabian leopard back from the brink of extinction

  • The Kingdom’s Royal Commission of AlUla has succeeded in breeding seven Arabian leopard cubs in the past year
  • There are thought to be as few as 120 of the iconic animals left in the wild, with approximately 20 of them in Saudi Arabia
By Haifa Alshammari ·

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