A Home for Bumi
Meet Bumi
Bumi has become one of the North Florida Wildlife Center's most beloved animal ambassadors. With his curious personality, impressive size, and unique adaptations, he helps inspire guests to learn about giant anteaters and the conservation challenges they face in the wild. Every day, Bumi plays an important role in connecting visitors to wildlife and fostering a greater appreciation for endangered species.
The Habitat - A First Look
The expanded habitat will feature:
- More room for Bumi to roam, explore, and express natural behaviors.
- Naturalistic habitat features designed to promote the highest standards of animal welfare.
- New enrichment opportunities that keep Bumi active, engaged, and thriving.
- Space to welcome a future female giant anteater and support the growth of an anteater family.
- Enhanced guest viewing areas that create more meaningful and memorable experiences.
- Immersive educational experiences that inspire conservation and appreciation for these remarkable animals.
Help Us Reach Our Goal!
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My Supporters
- Marissa Segovia 22 hours ago $31.20
- Sharon Fuhrmann A day ago $26.00
- Dylan Chamberlin 3 days ago $20.80
- Jessica Leming 4 days ago $20.00
- Adam Nunez 4 days ago $20.80
- Nada Carey 2 weeks ago $1,000.00
- Al Zeller 3 weeks ago $520.00
- Sally Karioth 2 weeks ago $250.00
- Andrew Rutnik 4 days ago $104.00
- Ian Mehr 3 weeks ago $104.00
Why It Matters
Giant anteaters face mounting threats in the wild — habitat loss, traffic collisions, and shrinking populations across South America.
Bumi's new habitat is more than a better home for one extraordinary animal. It's part of something larger: a commitment to conservation, education, and the preservation of an incredible species.
Donate today and help us protect the future of giant anteaters.