‘Wild You Were Sleeping’ is a call to witness some of India’s most fascinating wild species that live among us but are rarely in the spotlight. This six-episode docuseries offers an unprecedented portrait of these animals and how they survive in diverse habitats across the country.
Wild You Were Sleeping is presented by The Habitats Trust and was co-produced by The Habitats Trust and Trippintoe Media.
Malabar pit vipers come in a variety of colour morphs and blend in perfectly with their surroundings.
The Greater adjutant is one of the rarest birds in the world.
Smooth-coated otters are social species that have adapted to communicate, forage and den together.
The Desert fox is a mesocarnivore and thrives in arid conditions that may seem inhospitable at first glance.
Hoolock gibbons, a group of endangered species, are found across the rainforests of Northeast India.
The Striped hyena, known to be highly adaptive, inhabits the rugged and rocky Deccan plateau.
In the past few years, The Habitats Trust has commissioned a total of 190 films. Told by the locals themselves, these films span across states, species and habitats.
