The largest land mammal in Sri Lanka, known for its intelligence and social behavior, commonly found in national parks and forests.
An endemic subspecies of leopard, elusive and powerful, inhabiting forests and national parks across the island.
A nocturnal bear species with shaggy black fur, known for feeding on termites and fruits in dry forests.
An endemic monkey species with a characteristic toque-shaped hair on its head, found in forests and near human settlements.
A medium-sized wild cat adapted to wetlands, skilled at hunting fish and small aquatic animals.
An endangered primate endemic to Sri Lanka, known for its dark face and golden-brown fur, living in forest canopies.
A nocturnal, insect-eating mammal covered in protective scales, often found in forests and grasslands.
A small, nocturnal primate with large round eyes, endemic to Sri Lanka’s rainforests, feeding on insects and small animals.
A freshwater crocodile commonly found in rivers, lakes, and reservoirs, known for its powerful jaws and semi-aquatic lifestyle.