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Endangered Siamese Crocodile Joins Zoo Atlanta Exhibit

3/27/2026

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Seng, a critically endangered Siamese crocodile, has joined Zoo Atlanta's Scaly Slimy Spectacular exhibit.
Seng arrived from St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park on March 20.
Siamese crocodiles were nearly extinct in 1992 and are now threatened by habitat loss and human trade.
Zoo Atlanta officials aim to educate visitors about conservation in wetlands.
Gina Ferrie, vice president of collections and conservation, said Seng could inspire guests to support habitat protection.

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Seng, a critically endangered Siamese crocodile, has joined Zoo Atlanta's Scaly Slimy Spectacular exhibit.
Seng arrived from St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park on March 20.
Siamese crocodiles were nearly extinct in 1992 and are now threatened by habitat loss and human trade.
Zoo Atlanta officials aim to educate visitors about conservation in wetlands.
Gina Ferrie, vice president of collections and conservation, said Seng could inspire guests to support habitat protection.