At Saudi auction, a rare falcon sells for $320,000, highlighting the global falconry market.

The International Falcon Breeders Auction in Malham, Saudi Arabia, sold three falcons for a total of SR1.276 million, with the most expensive, a Super White Pure Gyr Farkh from the US, fetching SR1.2 million. The event, organized by the Saudi Falcons Club, brings together breeders globally, promotes falconry as a cultural heritage, and boosts the sector's market value through competition and investment opportunities.