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The Great Migration of the Wildebeest | Serengeti Mara River Post | Tanzania 2022 | 4K-Video

One of the biggest animal migration on earth: The great migration of wildebeest and zebras in Serengeti and Masai Mara. Every year, around 1.7 million wildebeest and 260'000 zebra head north from the southern Serengeti via Grumeti to the northern Serengeti where they have to cross the Mara river to continue their journey into the Masai Mara in Kenya. The crossing of so many wildebeest over the Mara river is the most spectacular animal sighting we have ever experienced in our life. The wildebeests migrate in loose herds to the Mara River. Suddenly huge groups of thousands of animals are forming and look for a save spot to cross the river. It is not uncommon that a crossing is aborted at the very last moment and the entire herd withdraws from the river and disappears in the bush. But once the leading animal decides to cross the river, hundreds of wildebeests will jump down the river bank and into the water to reach the other side. That is the moment that predators are waiting for. Suddenly a crocodile appears out of nowhere and attacks the nearest wildebeest, grabbing its leg and pulling it out of the herd. There is no escape from the crocodiles teeths and slowly it is pulled into deeper water where more and more crocodiles are joining the scene. With a mighty final snap the unfortunate wildebeest is pulled underwater, never to be seen again. The Serengeti is also home to many other species of antelopes, such as Impala, Eland, Hartebeest, Klipspringer, Oribi, Reedbuck, Topi and Waterbuck. Lion, Leopard and Hyena are the main predators that we encountered and plenty of birds can be spotted along the river and in the bush. Welcome to our wildlife safari to the northern Serengeti National Park in Tanzania in July 2022. We stayed five nights at the wonderful Mara River Post Lodge and would like to thank the excellent staff and our amazing guide for this unforgettable safari. For animal identification, please refer to the video subtitle or to the species list below. With best regards, Sandra and Markus ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ List of species in order of appearance: 00:18 Masai giraffe 00:26 Impala 00:40 Spotted hyena 00:48 Topi 01:18 Lion 02:12 Serengeti white-bearded wildebeest 02:58 Wattled starling 03:36 Plains zebra 05:03 Egyptian goose 05:13 Nile crocodile 05:19 Defassa waterbuck 05:23 Three-banded plover 05:35 Hippopotamus 05:51 Sacred ibis 05:59 Masai giraffe 06:23 African elephant 10:10 Plains zebra 10:15 Little bee-eater 10:48 Sand River 11:08 Warthog 11:14 Bohor reedbuck 11:56 Bateleur eagle 12:24 Masai giraffe 12:45 Banded mongoose 12:55 Common Ostrich 18:41 Impala 18:56 Augur buzzard 19:05 Warthog 19:13 Plains zebra 19:21 Thomson's gazelle 19:35 Spotted hyena 19:58 Oribi 20:05 Coke's hartebeest 20:13 Juvenile Coke's hartebeest (Topi in the background) 20:21 African elephant 20:29 Common eland 20:48 Rock hyrax 21:00 Klipspringer 21:15 Flat-headed rock agama 21:46 Leopard 29:42 Lilac-breasted roller 29:50 Banded mongoose 29:58 African wattled lapwing 30:15 Red-necked spurfowl 30:24 African grey hornbill 30:33 Rufous-crowned roller 30:41 Rüppell's glossy starling 30:49 Long-crested eagle 30:57 Rüppell's vulture 31:05 Defassa waterbuck 31:14 Superb starling 31:22 Masai giraffe 31:30 African fish eagle 31:34 Tawny eagle 31:39 Grey-backed fiscal 31:47 Bare-faced go-away-bird 31:53 Cape wagtail 32:04 African elephant ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Chapters in this video: 0:00 The Serengeti, endless plains 3:57 Wildlife at the Mara River 7:31 1st Crossing: fast and furious 10:04 Wildlife at the Sand River 13:04 Large Herd aborts the Crossing 14:30 2nd Crossing: Crocodile Attack 18:32 Wildlife on the Rocks 23:04 The Gathering of the Wildebeests 24:07 3rd Crossing: A long way accross 29:25 Birdlife and Elephant crossing 33:00 4th Crossing: The Grand Finale ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ #africa #tanzania #serengeti #migration #safari