A Great Migration of Animals in Africa

Africa is a land of vast forests, plains, rivers, deserts and mountains - the African country of Tanzania has the world's largest plain, the Serengeti. Millions of cows, deer and zebras gather here to graze. An estimated 2 million cows and deer and more than 50,000 zebras migrate together.

A great migration of animals.

The purpose of their migration is to get fresh grass and water and they always chase the rains, ie wherever it rains, these animals flock to this place in millions. We understand why migration is done, but going forward you will realize how dangerous and traumatic this migration is.

From Tanzania to Kenya, these animals cover a distance of 500 km each year, passing through various forests, plains and rivers. With millions in numbers, it is also a rare opportunity for predators who look forward to this migration every year. When it comes to lions, they have a special area where lions lurk to welcome visitors.

A phrase in English is very popular (safety in numbers) meaning the higher the number, the better the chance of survival. These animals gather during the rainy season in a field where abundant fodder and water are available. This place is perfect for matching due to the delicacy of the occasion. It is a miracle of nature that millions of female cows and deer mate together and give birth to offspring at the same time.

While migrating, these animals reach the Mara River, which flows on the border of Tanzania and Kenya. The river is very fast and the shore is very steep. Nile crocodiles are already in ambush.

Reaching the mouth of the river, the first animal dares to jump into the water, then the whole herd jumps into the water as it sees it. There are some of them but fish hunting and there are lions ahead for those who cross the river. In spite of all these dangers, such a large number of these animals reach their destination in the plains of Kenya, losing a few lives.

A great migration of animals.

Their corpses are scattered in the river Mara, which are eaten by fish but are disposed of by thousands of vultures of nature. Surviving animals congregate in the field, and females that are pregnant give birth to millions of babies within a week. I increase exponentially.

These animals live in the same field for a few months until the children become fully self-sufficient and then migrate again to Tanzania Serengeti, where they started.

This great migration has been going on like this for thousands of years. It has not made any difference. Subhan Allah