NASA | Zebra Crossing

The video explores the second longest zebra migration on Earth, where up to 500 zebras travel a 360-mile round trip annually between the Okavango Delta and salt pans. The migration is driven by environmental cues such as rainfall and vegetation growth. Historically, fences blocked this migration, but since their removal, zebras have resumed their journey. Researchers use GPS tracking and NASA satellite data to study and predict zebra movements, aiding conservation efforts.

Describe the significance of the salt pans in the zebra migration process.

What impact did the fences have on zebra migration from 1968 to 2004?