The Arabian Oryx (Oryx leucoryx), also known as the white oryx, is a graceful and iconic antelope native to the deserts of the Arabian Peninsula. Characterized by its brilliant white coat, black facial markings, and long, slender, straight horns, it is well-adapted to arid environments, with specialized kidneys to conserve water and the ability to detect rainfall from a distance to find fresh grazing areas. Once extinct in the wild due to overhunting, the Arabian Oryx became a symbol of successful conservation efforts following reintroduction programs in Oman, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE. Today, protected reserves such as the Arabian Oryx Protected Area in Abu Dhabi provide them with safe habitats where they can thrive. The Arabian Oryx represents resilience and is a testament to regional efforts in wildlife conservation.