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Once bountiful in numbers, Egypt’s national animal, the steppe eagle, is facing the unfortunate prospect of extinction, according to recent reports. The steppe eagle is often associated with strength, resolve, and independence, holding cultural and historical significance to Egypt and its people. Although the species is not endemic to Egypt, meaning that it is not

As otherwise abundant bird species get rare in the cities, experts hold electromagnetic radiation responsible for the mess. The faster communication technologies will add to the stress of the birds and impact an ecological balance, reports Umaima Reshi With the 5G already becoming popular, the deba...

Magadi Kwenia is one of the few spots serving seasoned food in a baked district and the last stronghold for critically endangered vultures.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken during his recent tour of Central Asia has pledged support for the region’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and independence, which is seen by analysts as beating a dead horse.

American should prioritize commercial engagement with Central Asia partners and avoid establishing security commitments.

Nearly 3,000 birds of prey have been observed at King Salman Bin Abdulaziz Royal Natural Reserve (KSRNR) by a team of ecological of experts during the fall migration survey.

After an eventful spring, Graham Gordon found September and October to be just as productive in the Arabian desert.

It is reported that the international exercises with the participation of US and other NATO contingents ‘Steppe Eagle’ were terminated

SOS tattoos on rare Saker falcons saved birds’ lives

UNESCO World Heritage Centre