Arabian leopard cubs unveiled in Taif research centre

M/S Cubs and mother inside cage in Prince Saud Al-Faisal Wildlife Research Center in Taif
M/S Arabian leopard cubs and their mother
M/S Cubs playing inside cage
M/S Leopard walking towards camera in cage
M/S Cubs playing inside cage
M/S Leopard mother and cub inside cage
M/S Leopard mother and cubs inside cage
M/S Leopard mother and cubs inside cage
M/S Leopard mother and cubs inside cage
M/S Leopard mother and cubs inside cage
M/S Cubs playing inside cage
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Two Arabian leopard cubs have been unveiled at the Prince Saud Al-Faisal Wildlife Research Center in Taif as Saudi Arabia attempts to re-introduce the critically-endangered species into its ecosystem.
The two cubs, one male and one female were seen roaming playfully inside their cage with their mother, 10-year-old Hamms.
The cubs which were born on April 26, have now passed the critical first 12-week period of their lives.
The birth and the introduction of the two cubs signifies the start of the Arabian Leopard Initiatives (ALI) by the Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) in northwestern Saudi Arabia.
Mandatory Credit: Royal Commission for Al-Ula