A natural wonder, unfolds in the Serengeti National Park and the Masai Mara Game Reserve. Over a million wildebeests, accompanied by zebra, gazelles, and others, traverse these landscapes, dictated by rainfall and grass growth.
The migration, a relentless cycle of life and death, lacks a defined start or finish. Birth marks the only beginning, while death looms throughout their journey, influenced by unpredictable factors.
The migration extends beyond the National Park, flowing into surrounding Game Reserves, with timing contingent on annual rainfall patterns.
