Migración: estaciones

The video describes the annual migration of wildebeests in the Serengeti, covering over 1500 km. Starting in April, they move north following the rains, facing challenges like dried meadows and predators. By August, they reach the Mara River, where crocodiles pose a significant threat. Despite the dangers, their numbers provide safety. By October, they return south as the rains shift, revitalizing the plains. The cycle continues with new births in February, marking the start of another migration.

What triggers the start of the great migration in the Serengeti?

• The increase in predator activity

• The birth of new calves

• The drying up of water sources

• The movement of rain northwards

Which month do the wildebeest face the challenge of crossing the Mara River?

• October

• May

• August

• April

What is the main threat to the wildebeest at the Mara River?

• Drought

• Lionesses

• Crocodiles

• Lack of food

When do the wildebeest return to the southern Serengeti?

• December

• April

• October

• February

In which month do the wildebeest give birth to a new generation of calves?

• August

• February

• April

• December