Siamese Crocodile Conservation Sees Major Success with 60 New Hatchlings

Largest wild breeding event this century boosts critically endangered species' recovery in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.

Sixty Siamese crocodiles hatched from five nests in Cambodia's Cardamom National Park.
This is the largest wild breeding event for the species recorded in the 21st century.
Local communities and conservation groups have been instrumental in protecting these habitats.
The species, once thought extinct, has been recovering through captive breeding and reintroduction efforts.
Ongoing collaborative conservation efforts are crucial for the species' continued recovery.