00:03Hello Indonesia, I'm Sylvie Tribar, back to meet you on Intermeso.
00:08Well, Indonesia is not only humans who immigrate,
00:12Wild animals in Africa also do the same thing.
00:16Let's just take a look at the information.
00:19Every year millions of wild animals such as herds of Wildebeest, Gazelle, and Zebra
00:24immigrate by traveling a distance of more than 1,800 km
00:29from the Serengeti, Tanzania to the Masaimara in Kenya,
00:33across the vast Zavanna plains of Africa.
00:38They moved for one purpose, namely to survive.
00:42Their journey, following the rhythm of the earth, is not only long but also deadly.
00:52They crossed dry plains and fast-flowing rivers,
00:56where hungry crocodiles wait underwater.
00:59Meanwhile on land, they are also often confronted by packs of lions.
01:04This mass migration occurs along with changes in the rainy season.
01:08where they follow the growth of fresh grasslands and water sources.
01:14Every year, this view attracts the attention of tourists and photographers.
01:18from all over the world who want to witness the spectacular natural orchestra firsthand.
01:24Migration patterns carried out by these animals
01:27shows how amazing the survival strategies developed by nature are.
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01:38See you!
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