The year 2010 marked one of AWPR's best recorded year for antelope births, with a record number of young antelope raised, including 16 Scimitar-horned oryx, 27 Arabian oryx, 10 Beisa oryx, four Addax, three Chad dama gazelles, six Mhorr dama gazelles and six Speke's gazelles. gulfnews : 2010 best year for antelope, gazelle births in Al Ain park
Along with the antelopes, 6 African hunting dogs born last November are now out on exhibit. gulfnews : Pups of endangered species on exhibit in Al Ain
I cannot wait for them to start a breeding programme for Arabian leopards soon. Familiar with the place since 1978. It has come a long way since back then.
Does the Al Ain Zoo still have Chinkara gazelles (Gazella benneti), I saw them listed on Zootierliste, but I cant find them listed on the zoo's website, anyways Middle eastern zoos seem to be very good at Gazelle husbandry for many species !!!
What a great experience to see them being born, it means that they are healthy and that they have been kept under good care
Article about the breeding of Speke's gazelles : Zoo News Digest: Al Ain Zoo Celebrates Successful Breeding of Speke’s Gazelle
I see that they got male gazelles from Wadi Al Safa Wildlife Centre in Dubai, a place I've never heard of but I assume it's a private facility and not open to the public. It does have a few interesting species though so would be good to see.