Wildebeest Migration Mara River Crossing

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Thousands and thousands of wildebeest (gnus), as well as many zebra and gazelle migrate between the Serengeti (Tanzania) and the Maasai Mara (Kenya) in a yearly cycle. This multitude of animals also attracts a lot of predators. Seeing animals from horizon to horizon is one thing, but watching them cross a river is unbelievable! With a little patience, you have the best chance of witnessing such a spectacular river crossing between August and October in the Western part of the Masai Mara. I will be escorting a small group (max. 12) to Kenya for the "Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow" safari, Sep. 27 -- Oct. 10, 2008, where participants have an excellent chance of seeing such a river crossing with their own eyes (and cameras)! For more details, call toll-free 1-877-GO-ON-SAFARI (1-877-466-6723), or read the details on my website: http://YourSafariExpert.com (you must have Acrobat Reader installed). - Video clip shot by Christine Eichin, Your Safari Expert, Above and Beyond Africa, in the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya, October 2007 - Movie setting on Olympus SP550-UZ camera. Unfortunately, the clip is too large to upload a decent quality. Sorry!

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