A medium sized antelope also known as the white oryx.
The Arabian oryx, also known as the white oryx, is a species of antelope native to the Arabian Peninsula. It is a critically endangered species, with fewer than 1,000 individuals remaining in the wild. The Arabian oryx is known for its striking appearance, with a white coat and long, thin horns. It is a herbivore and is adapted to life in the desert, where it can survive for long periods of time without access to water. In the past, the Arabian oryx was widely distributed throughout the region, but habitat loss and overhunting have severely reduced its population. Conservation efforts, including breeding programs, habitat restoration efforts, and educational initiatives, are underway to help protect and recover the Arabian oryx population.
