“The idea is to show the majesty of the Arabian leopard in the natural habitat to which it will one day return,” Browne said. While the Arabian leopard is still far too precious to be exposed to the public, visitors can still simulate the experience of viewing one in real life through a Snapchat filter. The Arabian Leopard Celebration Trail is open to the public on Feb. 11 and will be the first initiative to prompt a global network of Catwalk Trails. The return of the Arabian leopard will be the final piece of a sensitive and complicated puzzle. Safeguarding the future of the Arabian leopard is an objective closely linked with regional pride and identity.

Source: Ethiopian News February 12, 2023 11:16 UTC