Database: Leopards of Arabia - Revision history

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
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	DTA Leopards of Arabia 1.png\|The rich fauna of AlUla includes Arabian leopards (Panthera pardus nimr) and Nubian ibexes, (Capra nubiana)~~. Ibexes are seen on the rock outcrops in Sharaan National Park in one of the photos~~.		DTA Leopards of Arabia 1.png\|The rich fauna of AlUla includes Arabian leopards (Panthera pardus nimr) and Nubian ibexes, (Capra nubiana).
	DTA Leopards of Arabia 2.png\|~~The rich fauna of AlUla includes Arabian leopards (Panthera pardus nimr) and Nubian ibexes, (Capra nubiana).~~ Ibexes are seen on the rock outcrops in Sharaan National Park in one of the photos.		DTA Leopards of Arabia 2.png\|Ibexes are seen on the rock outcrops in Sharaan National Park in one of the photos.
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	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	[[Category:Database: A Natural Wonder]]		[[Category:Database: A Natural Wonder]]
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	This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.		This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.

			==Gallery==
			<gallery captionalign="center" position="center" widths="180">
			DTA Leopards of Arabia 1.png\|The rich fauna of AlUla includes Arabian leopards (Panthera pardus nimr) and Nubian ibexes, (Capra nubiana). Ibexes are seen on the rock outcrops in Sharaan National Park in one of the photos.
			DTA Leopards of Arabia 2.png\|The rich fauna of AlUla includes Arabian leopards (Panthera pardus nimr) and Nubian ibexes, (Capra nubiana). Ibexes are seen on the rock outcrops in Sharaan National Park in one of the photos.
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	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
	[[Category:Database: A Natural Wonder]]		[[Category:Database: A Natural Wonder]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Leopards of Arabia}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Leopards of Arabia}}

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	This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.		This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.
	[[Category:Database: AlUla]]		[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Leopards of Arabia}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Leopards of Arabia}}
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	The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.		The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.

	Compact yet muscular, it is an ambush predator well adapted to remote, rugged terrain, and able to take down large animals such as {{Wiki\|Arabian gazelle}}s and ~~{{Wiki~~\|Nubian ibex}}. {{Wiki\|Rock hyrax}} and {{Wiki\|Arabian partridge\|partridge}} make up much of their prey.		Compact yet muscular, it is an ambush predator well adapted to remote, rugged terrain, and able to take down large animals such as {{Wiki\|Arabian gazelle}}s and [[Ibex\|Nubian ibex]]. {{Wiki\|Rock hyrax}} and {{Wiki\|Arabian partridge\|partridge}} make up much of their prey.

	This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.		This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki\|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki\|Critically endangered\|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki\|Oman}} and {{Wiki\|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.

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	The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.		The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.

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	The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.		The {{Wiki\|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.

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The {{Wiki|Arabian leopard}} (Panthera pardus nimr) is the smallest and rarest of all [[leopard]] species. 1.5 to 2.2 meters in length including the tail, adult males typically weigh around 30kg, while females are slighter at around 20kg, with golden-yellow fur with rosettes and spots and a underbelly.

Compact yet muscular, it is an ambush predator well adapted to remote, rugged terrain, and able to take down large animals such as {{Wiki|Arabian gazelle}}s and {{Wiki|Nubian ibex}}. {{Wiki|Rock hyrax}} and {{Wiki|Arabian partridge|partridge}} make up much of their prey.

This enigmatic predator was once widespread across the {{Wiki|Arabian Peninsula}}, but today it is sadly listed as {{Wiki|Critically endangered|Critically Endangered}} with only 120 estimated to remain in the wild in mountainous areas of {{Wiki|Oman}} and {{Wiki|Yemen}}. Thankfully there are coordinated regional efforts to protect the species, reduce threats and grow populations so that it can thrive in the future.
[[Category:Database: AlUla]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Leopards of Arabia}}