Al-Arabiya The head of the National Wildlife Research Center Dr. Ahmad Al-Bouq, said the leopard had apparently eaten the corpse of an animal that had been injected with poison. Some citizens, he added, resort to such tactics to protect their sheep from wild dogs ...
Al-Bawaba The head of the National Wildlife Research Center Dr. Ahmad Al-Bouq, said the leopard had apparently eaten the corpse of an animal that had been injected with poison. Some citizens, he added, resort to such tactics to protect their sheep from wild dogs ...
Emirates 24/7 Saudi Arabia's wildlife authorities searching for an endangered Arabian leopard that was killed by farmers have retrieved only its legs and head after it was skinned. Officials from the Saudi Wildlife Authority (SWA) had rushed to the area near the ...
Emirates 24/7 ... authorities,†Ajel newspaper said, quoting a reader. The paper quoted wildlife experts as saying the Arabian leopard is one of the most endangered animals in the region and that only around 200 of them are believed to live in the Arabian Peninsula ...
Saudi Gazette The head of the National Wildlife Research Center Dr. Ahmad Al-Bouq, said the leopard had apparently eaten the corpse of an animal that had been injected with poison. Some citizens, he added, resort to such tactics to protect their sheep from wild dogs ...