Saudi wildlife center releases 200 endangered animals into King Salman Royal Natural Reserve

JEDDAH: The Saudi National Center for Wildlife, in cooperation with the King Salman Royal Natural Reserve, on Wednesday released 200 animals belonging to endangered species into the wild at Al-Tubaiq nature reserve in the northwest of the Kingdom. As part of an NCW program to propagate and resettle local endangered species in natural habitats across the Kingdom, the center

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