Saudi Arabia records first spotted hyena births

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia announced the recording of the first birth of the spotted hyena following its reintroduction into the Neom Nature Reserve. This achievement is part of the efforts by the National Center for Wildlife Development to increase its population and restore it to the wild. According to reports, the hyenas were rehabilitated prior to their release, and monitoring efforts demonstrated their successful adaptation and reproduction. For the first time this August, a female hyena was observed with her cub, with confirmation of the cub's health and the mother’s natural behavior. This birth is a significant milestone that reflects the success of Saudi programs in protecting native species, especially since the hyena plays a vital ecological role in maintaining a clean environment, at a time when its numbers are declining due to threats such as poaching and poisoning.

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