Wildebeests

Wildebeests graze in Namibia and breed there too and a whole wildebeests pack can eat up to 200,000 kg of grass which weighs 12 blue whales so when all the grass in Namibia Serengeti park is eaten the move to Kenya they cross many pastures which include many of the wildebeests predators like hyenas lions and cheetahs they also cross lakes and river full of hungry crocodiles for those who make it through all the death defying obstacles their track ends at Kenya a grazing pasture where the wildebeests graze for 2 months and breed there again and right after breeding they race all the way back to Namibia Serengeti park and keeps going on like a life cycle this migration is the most dangerous migration known to the animal kingdom July through October 

wildebeests