Sunbear Behavior and Conservation Issues

The video explores the habitat and challenges faced by sunbears in Asia, highlighting the impact of deforestation and poaching on their population. It discusses the nesting habits of sunbears and the efforts to capture them on film using motion-triggered cameras, emphasizing their elusive nature and the importance of conservation efforts.

What has caused a 30% decline in the sunbear population over the last three decades?

• Climate change

• Deforestation

• Overfishing

• Urbanization

Why is Saloo considered a potential refuge for sunbears?

• It has a large human population

• It is free from predators

• It is a tourist attraction

• It offers a safe breeding environment

How do sunbears create their nests?

• By digging holes in the ground

• By weaving grass and leaves

• By breaking branches to form platforms

• By using abandoned bird nests

What is the purpose of setting up motion-triggered cameras in the forest?

• To capture images of poachers

• To monitor sunbear activity

• To track other wildlife

• To record weather patterns

Why is it special to catch a glimpse of a sunbear on film?

• They are nocturnal

• They are aggressive

• They are rarely seen and elusive

• They are very common

What are the main threats to sunbears in Asia?

• Competition with other species

• Habitat loss and poaching

• Pollution and disease

• Natural disasters

What makes sunbears difficult to study in the wild?

• Their large size

• Their cryptic nature

• Their preference for open areas

• Their loud vocalizations