Wildebeest Migration, Tanzania

Serengeti Wildebeest Migration is the world most existed largest and longest animal natural international movement where by almost 3 millions of wildebeests and half a million of zebra mixed with Thompson Gazelle moving to and from Masai Mara in Kenya from Serengeti plain in Tanzania seeking only for two things; water and fresh food/pasture. The migration start in January at Ndutu Area during calving season continue through the whole year

Important Events:

1. In December through March every year the Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area attract huge numbers of wildebeest as they graze on short rain-ripened grass during the calving season at Ndutu
2. In July and August wildebeest cross Masai Mara river in their way to Masai Mara Reserve. Hungary crocodile try to catch as many wildebeest as possible for a feast and the whole action become very confusing. In November the same event occurs while the migration is back to the Serengeti Plain