Top 10 Facts About The Great Serengeti Migration
The Great Serengeti Migration refers to the annual massive movement of wildebeests, zebras and Thomson’s gazelles between Tanzania and Kenya. The mammals migrate to Kenya in search of water and fresh pastures. About 1.5 million wildebeests, 500,000 gazelles and 200,000 zebras migrate each year. However not all them reach their final destination. This is mainly due to thirst, hunger, exhaustion and being preyed by predators. 10 Characteristics Of Great Migration Largest migration on land Great Migration is the single largest movement of mammals since about 2 million animals migrate annually between Tanzania and Kenya. This massive movement can’t be compared to any other animal migration. This natural event creates a great adventurous experience leaving you with lifetime memories. 2. Major Movement Occurs in Tanzania Most of the migration takes place in Tanzania with the exception of few months in Kenya. This is between July and October when they cross Mara river. Read the full article








