this past June I was traveling across several countries in Africa I was in Ethiopia when I found out that the great world of Beast migration was going to be starting soon in Kenya The Great Migration is the time of year when hundreds of thousands of animals are on the move some crossed the Serengeti from Tanzania and Kenya in search of greener pastures the national Reserve that I'm at here is called Messi Mara as usual I was trying to travel cheaply and I was staying in the tent in a place called Crocodile Camp near the village
of tallic in this video my Messiah Warrior Safari guide named Jonathan uh and I we both been waiting all day for the zebras to finally take the risk and cross the mara River the side the Mar river that we're on was in the country of Kenya just on the other side of the river is the country of Tanzania Crocs going form o oh he just made it he made it him in the made it back to the group those crocodiles are so sneaky they hold still in the mara River and hope they're mistaken for rocks
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