The great migration of antelopes and zebras

Every July the herd of wildebeest will move from the south serengeti (tanzania) to the north of masai mara (kenya) in search of food and water, which is considered one of the largest The world of more than 2 million antelopes and zebras with a distance of over a thousand kilometers. On the way, they will have to collide with many predators such as cheeta, lions, hyenas, etc. lie back forever, but most of them will reach the promised land, where there are cool lakes, lush pastures.
It is still called the great migration that took place between two areas including Serengeti in Tanzania and Maasai Mara in Kenya. At that time, more than 1 million wildebeest, zebras, crossed the "river of death" together on a "circular" journey to search for water and lush meadows.
Together they will move north to search for new sources of life. Then by the end of September, millions of children moved back south.Show more

The difficult migration process makes the number of whole groups gradually decrease. All the way, they face many dangers. One of them is the river crossing challenge, facing the famously violent African crocodile.
Next is the challenge to escape from land predators ready to "pick up" on the other side such as hunting lions, lions or many other wildlife.It can be said that each migration is a "difficult" test of survival in the animal world. Meanwhile, for visitors, this natural spectacle is also considered the unofficial wonder of the world.

The migrations in the Maasai Mara National Reserve always attract the attention of tourists. It can be considered as a Serengeti-Mara ecosystem circle with no beginning and end, in the continuous chain of life and death.