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A Persian onager born in Saudi Arabia marks a significant milestone in the Kingdom’s efforts to restore endangered wildlife and revive its natural heritage. The male foal was born in June 2025 at the Prince Mohammed bin Salman Royal Reserve, representing the first successful birth and breeding of a Persian onager on Saudi Arabian soil in more than a century. The announcement highlights the progress of ReWildArabia, an ambitious conservation programme designed to restore historically native species to their natural landscapes. It also draws attention to the challenges involved in rebuilding populations of rare animals whose numbers have declined because…














