Sri Lankan Axis Deer At Wilpattu Sri Lanka Royalty-Free Stock Image

Deer with long horns at Wilpattu Sri Lanka trying to scratch it`s own back. Sri Lankan axis deer are active primarily during early morning and again during the evening, but they are commonly observed near waterholes anytime. The Sri Lankan axis deer eats primarily grasses, but it also eats fallen fruits and leaves. The Sri Lankan axis deer graze closely with langur, peacock, wild buffalo, and sambar deer. They usually lives in groups of between 10-60 animals, though herds may include up to 100 animals.nnAxis deer are important prey for the Sri Lankan leopard. It is also prey for sloth bears and jackals.