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Oryx Gazelles Thrive in Saudi Arabia
King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, northeast of Riyadh, has witnessed a noticeable increase in the number of Arabian gazelles, with 28 new fawns born last season. The reserve is working on preparing wildlife, especially Arabian gazelles and Oryx, to adapt to the natural environment in order to enhance their chances of survival after being released into the wild. The program includes multiple stages, beginning with introducing the animals into quarantine enclosures for up to three months, followed by transfer to designated release sites equipped with all necessary resources. To date, more than 10,000 wildlife animals have been released in Saudi reserves.
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