The area of ​​almost 800 hectares is divid­ed into two parts — a reserve-sanc­­tu­ary, access to which is open only to sci­en­tists, vet­eri­nar­i­ans, zoo staff and oth­er spe­cial­ists, and a park area, where any­one can walk. Here they plant a vari­ety of plants, and breed endan­gered species of ani­mals. Here you can observe a wide vari­ety of ani­mals of the Ara­bi­an Penin­su­la, Africa and South Asia, liv­ing in con­di­tions as close to nat­ur­al as pos­si­ble: gazelles, goi­tered gazelles, mou­flons, fal­low deer, zebras, giraffes, desert hares and even the Ara­bi­an oryx, which has already dis­ap­peared in the wild. The pop­u­la­tion of the reserve is rep­re­sent­ed by 45 species of ani­mals and 82 species of birds.