ROYAL COMMISSION FOR ALULA'S ARABIAN LEOPARD CONSERVATION BREEDING PROGRAMME WELCOMES SEVEN NEW CUBS
The cubs were all born at RCU's Conservation Breeding Centre at Taif in Saudi Arabia.
- The cubs were all born at RCU's Conservation Breeding Centre at Taif in Saudi Arabia.
- Firmly on the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List, the Arabian Leopard is classified as 'critically endangered'.
- The birth of seven leopards comes as a major boost to the Conservation Breeding Programme, which saw three cubs born last year.
- Abdulaziz Alenzy, RCU Breeding Centre Manager, said: "We are all delighted to see seven new Arabian Leopard cubs born safely and doing well at RCU's Conservation Breeding Programme.