*Checkout the S,S,S online interactive map: **zooatlanta.org/wp-content/themes/zoo-atlanta/sssmap/index.html* *Updated Species List According to the Website* Outdoor 1. Impressed Tortoise 2. Aldabra Tortoise 3. Gopher Tortoise 4. Gopher Tortoise 5. Eastern Box Turtle Indoor 6. Grey Ratsnake 7. Mole Kingsnake 8. Eastern Box Turtle 9. Bog Turtle 10. Eastern Copperhead 11. Empty 12. Dwarf Black-bellied Salamander, Seal Salamander 13. Eastern Hellbender Outdoor 14. Alligator Snapping Turtle, Barbour's Map Turtle, River Cooter, Common Slider, Largemouth Bass Building #2 15. African Slender-snouted Crocodile 16. Timor Python 17. Emerald Tree Monitor 18. Prehensile-tailed Skink 19. Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog, Red-eyed Leaf Frog, Strawberry Poison Frog 20. Green Anaconda 21. Reticulated Python, Red Blood Python 22. Yellow-blotched Map Turtle 23. Burmese Star Tortoise 24. Pancake Tortoise 25. Mexican Box Turtle 26. Eastern Pilbara Spiny-tailed Skink 27. Red-eyed Leaf Frog 28. Papuan Python 29. Neotropical Bird Snake 30. Panamanian Golden Frog, Black legged Poison Dart Frog, Eyelash Viper (exhibit was boarded up on visit) 31. Boa Constrictor 32. Emerald Tree Boa, Black-legged Poison Dart Frog 33. Eastern Indigo Snake 34. Eyelash Viper, Evergreen Toad 35. Green Tree Python 36. Sri Lanken Green Pitviper 37. Amazon Tree Boa, Dyeing Poison Dart Frog 38. Titicata Water Frog 39. Alligator Snapping Turtle 40. Eyelash Viper, Lemur Leaf Frog, White-spotted Glass Frog (boarded up on visit) 41. Rough Knob-tailed Iguana (boarded up) 42. (Right Wall) Clouded Rock Iguana 43. Jamaican Boa 44. Cape Cobra 45. Fiji Banded Iguana 46. (New Section) Gaboon Viper 47. Off Exhibit 48. Lemur Leaf Frog, Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog, Panamanian Golden Frog, Red-eyed Leaf Frog 49. Fringed Leaf Frog, Spiny-head Tree Frog 50. Green Basilisk 51. Caiman Lizard 52. Diamondback Terrapin 53. Common Kingsnake 54. Boelen's Python 55. Corn Snake 56. Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake (Exhibit boarded up) 57. Timber Rattlesnake, Northern Pine Snake 58. Mexican Cantil 59. Speckled Rattlesnake 60. Banded Rock Rattlesnake 61. Guatemalan Beaded Lizard

As an Exhibit Interpreter at Zoo Atlanta, I want to thank you for highlighting the Scaly Slimy Spectacular, one of my favorite places to talk at! Great job, Zach!

I'm chomping at the bit to go to Zoo Atlanta, it looks incredible! Seems like a very nice vacation spot alongside the aquarium.

This has to be one of the best reptile houses I’ve ever seen! I definitely will have to visit Atlanta sometime this year.

Probably the best reptile/amphibian houses I've ever seen.

These vivariums are great! I love the big water habitats. Thanks for making the video!

Hey, Georgia Extremes is open again! It was closed due to Covid concerns or something when I was there last summer. I'd seen it before, back when it opened, though. Anyway, SSS is a very nice building with a solid lineup of species. The big constrictors are impressively large, as is the alligator snapping turtle; it's too bad you missed him. Looking forward to seeing the Ford African Rainforest next time! That's probably the best section of the zoo, in this reviewer's humble opinion.

I loved it, but then again, I love reptiles and amphibians.

I love reptiles, this reptile noise looks amazing! I wish there was one at my local zoo.

I was there last year, and I truly enjoyed it! I got to see both an Emerald Tree Boa and Alligator Snapping Turtle feeding. You can see them both in my Atlanta Vlog

I just went to Zoo Atlanta last august and that turtle tank wall was so amazing! I spent almost 20 minutes watching that alone

I’m so happy you uploaded this exhibit! I went here and the aquarium in 2018 and this is the best reptile exhibit I’ve ever seen! But I haven’t been able to find any good walk throughs of it.

Amazing. Love to see more of zoo Atlanta.

This is the best video I ever seen you just made my days:D

Great video!

Super cool! This is definitely the best reptile house I've ever seen, and you did a great job showing it off! One question though, I went to Cincy the other day and they were finally revocation the bear hill, they are ripping the walls down like you predicted, but do you think they will renovate the underwater area too?

I've been to Zoo Atlanta in late July 2022 during my summer vacation. However while I did saw the gorillas and giant pandas, I did not go into this exhibit because I didn't notice it.

Half of a turtle lol

Waiting for this

So many, just wish the Buffalo zoo was as spectacular as this

很棒的动物园 👍

That’s a good building, but I was wondering about the spider webs, was those webs for Halloween event or are the webs really part of the building

I remember this zoo from Blake's exotic animal ranch

Reptile Day! Say, try visit the Oakland Zoo soon because of their awesome California Trail attraction! Plus, 4 zoo trivia questions for you & your girlfriend, Zak.... 1) Which chimpanzee from the Oregon Zoo passed away this month? 2) When did Moses the chimpanzee passed away at the Oakland Zoo this month? 3) When did Maki the ring-tailed lemur from the San Francisco Zoo passed away? 4) How many animals from the zoo in Ukraine are suffering from the Russia attack? Sizzling Sarcosuchus!🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊

Answer to your trivia question: Bronx Zoo

Do the tour of Faunia an animal park/zoo in Spain ( Madrid )

Isn’t the world of reptiles just next to the red pandas and orangutans in the Asian area

🐸🐍🐢🦎🐊

I will build a zoo when I grow up in kuykendahl it is called The kuykendahl zoo woodlands wildlife center it will have loads of sections plus a master plan to build more sections here are some sections giant's highlands alpy aplhines down under wild Africa desert Oasis the pantanal (will be the largest section in the zoo) arctic circle (the smallest section in the zoo)Asian path grizzly woods endangered Isle siwakee Island Amazonian expedition etc

Trivia answer: Bronx Zoo!

Kko

Boring compared to what it once was. They had multiple alligators, crocodiles, gharial...all in huuuuge pools, with an eerie tropical greenhouse type glow and sky lights to keep them warm/humid. Tons of tarantulas, vipers, water moccasins....even had a few wandering spiders...black widows, brown recluses, wolf spiders....emperor scorpions, desert scorpions, centipedes, millipedes... then they spend nearly 20 million on some overdone rock formations and 60 or 70% of the exhibits they used to have. Some of us want to see crazy poisonous crap besides the token poison dart frogs that all the exhibits have everywhere else. Absolute bore and never going back to Atlanta Zoo again - waste of time and money, and now it is just a cash grab, much like the terrible excuse for an aquarium in ATL.