Can you just imagine a migration where millions and millions of mammals such as wildebeests & zebras brave precarious risks & hazards like crocodiles, lions, leopards and drowning in order to go for grassy land and water-based resources such as rivers and lakes? Yes, the raw beauty & the scale of annual wildlife sight top the wish list of numerous wildlife travellers and safari goers. Many enthusiasts term this year-round natural activity as Great Migration. Visitors, who are taking Tanzania Camping Safari, have a great chance of watching this magnificent activity taking place with their own eyes. Actually, the big herds are generally in Tanzania from November to June & by July to October or early November, they will cross over to Kenya. Thus, these gigantic groups of animals migrate from one place to another by monitoring the change in weather patterns. Amazing! Isn’t it?

Now, let’s have a look at all those unfolding events that take place during the migration procedure are as follows:-

Baby Pictures

• This is one of the first things to watch before the start of the great migration or some can also say that it is the starting phase of Serengeti Wildebeest Migration.
• It will be a stage when backpackers will get lots of chances to take baby pictures of the wildebeest calves. That’s correct females of the wildebeest clan give birth to whopping 250,000 calves within just a few weeks or the starting months of the year.
• Moreover, during the green season of the Serengeti’s short grass plains permits the gripping game viewing & wonderful photographic opportunities. The newborn babies of these wild creatures of Serengeti provide great entertainment for all the holidaymakers.