The sun bear is the smallest and rarest bear in the world. Less than 1,000 remain in the wilds of Southeast Asia. Nat Hab's Borneo trips include a private tour of the sun bear conservation center which is helping the remaining vulnerable population of this species recover. Find out how to join us in Borneo 👉 nathab.com/asia-adventure-travel/the-natural-wonders-of-borneo Video by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Brad Josephs | Natural Habitat Adventures

Sun bears in the wild are opportunistic omnivores that live in the tropical forests of Southeast Asia. They use their long claws and tongues to find and eat a variety of foods, such as fruits, insects, honey, and small animals. Sun bears are especially fond of figs and stingless bees, which they can smell from far away. Here at BSBCC, we provide a variety of fruits and vegetables in their diet. We also provide them with enrichment items like termites, dead logs with ants and seasonal fruits. Fee