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A total of 20 Asian houbara have been released within Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve in Tabuk. (SPA) photos

Saudi conservation efforts bring Asian houbara back to the wild

  • The Asian houbara holds cultural significance as a traditional quarry in Arabian falconry, which was recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2021
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