 There's new hope for an endangered reptile thanks to a recent discovery. At a national park in Cambodia, conservationists are making their way to a specific site. Five nests of critically endangered Siamese crocodiles were found here in May. This is the biggest recorded breeding event for the species this century. The Cambodian director of the conservation group Fauna and Flora says the hatchlings were left in the wild, letting nature take the lead with the mothers protecting their babies.