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Over 140 lizards released into King Khalid Reserve
The Imam Abdulaziz bin Muhammad Protected Area Development Authority, in collaboration with the National Wildlife Development Center, released over 140 spiny-tailed lizards (teguans) into the King Khalid Royal Protected Area to enhance biodiversity and the sustainability of desert ecosystems in Saudi Arabia. The release sites were selected based on field studies that monitor the suitability of natural habitats and aim to support the lizards' ability to adapt and establish themselves in their native environments. The process includes programs for monitoring and follow-up to assess the behavior of the lizards and the success of the release efforts, all with the goal of improving biodiversity conservation efforts in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
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