Endangered red-necked ostrich chicks born in royal reserve

Endangered red-necked ostrich chicks born in royal reserve

RIYADH: The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Nature Reserve Development Authority has announced the birth of three endangered red-necked ostrich chicks.

The birds have been considered extinct in the northern region of the Kingdom for a century and have now returned thanks to the efforts of the ITBA, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Friday. Endangered red-necked ostrich chicks born in royal reserve

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