Life is, however, back this year as tourists throng Masai Mara Game Reserve to witness the wildebeest migration. With their strong calves, about three million gnus have started crossing the River ...

In the one, a little zebra causes traffic to back up a bit – but more remarkable is that moments later, wildebeest are seen using the ‘zebra crossing’ to cross the road. Last year ...

An early morning in Kenya's Maasai Mara game reserve - with wildebeest quietly grazing, birds crowding on the branches of a lone acacia tree and some zebras meandering nearby - is suddenly ...

As the wildebeest shrinks, the circle of sated birds ... wing tag it, and put it back. Females may lay only one egg every year or two, so every chick’s survival is critical to the population ...

Chasing seasonal rains, each year almost 1.3 million wildebeest travel more than 2,800 kilometres in a circuit from Tanzania to Kenya and back. About 70% of the total wildebeest population complete ...