Sloth Bear feeding termites at Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

This film reveals the termite feeding behavior of Sri Lankan Sloth bear. Showcases the anatomical and behavioral adaptations of the bear related to feeding and foraging, how it detects prey and sucks out termites etc. Other important facts/scenes discussed are as follows. The ecological role of sloth bear , territorial behavior, habitat and distribution , a Sri Lanka Jungle fowl following the bear, sloth bear attacks etc. This was filmed at Wilpattu National Park , Sri Lanka which is the largest and oldest wildlife park of the country , famous for leopards and other dry zone biodiversity. I am Rukmal, a Sri Lankan wildlife biologist and filmmaker, passionate about sharing the wonders of nature through wildlife documentaries, to help people better understand the natural world and inspire a deeper appreciation for nature. My mission is to encourage wildlife conservation and promote peaceful coexistence between people and wildlife through education, awareness, and scientific storytelling. You can contribute my effort by sharing the film for someone to learn.