@natgeoanimals: Have you ever seen seemingly endless herds of animals traversing the grasslands in an unbroken stream? Each year, millions of antelope sweep across southeastern South Sudan toward the wetlands during the dry season, then return and disperse once the rains return. The migration far exceeds the more famous "Great Migration" of wildebeest in Eastern Africa, but it went unnoticed for decades due to conflict in the region. Filmed by drone for the first time by Nat Geo photographer Marcus Westberg, we can finally appreciate its massive scale. Find out more about the largest land mammal migration on Earth and the efforts to protect it at the 🔗 in bio.

Zxin💤 :

w animals my favorite is the bird

Abosh Ch :

I'm from South Sudan 🇸🇸

MOTHER OF SOUTH SUDAN :

God bless the republic of South Sudan 🇸🇸 🕊️❤️🦅🌎

Remi☑️ :

Pibor, south Sudan. so beautiful

Bokkaasaa :

Millions? Are you sure of that number?

MR🥸 REPOST🔁 :

I was expecting Sir David Attenborough voice over

Kevin Sylk Mulwa :

Stop capping 😂😂😂

wkwmw wmwm :

i from Indonesia I really like animals

kashimo :

Kibo :

South Sudan.

mpho :

nature is so great 🙏

. :

They've started using ai

ranidaefrogfarm :

Kenya Masai Mara🥰

waridi 🇰🇪 :

camera quality

ethioanimal :

wow

1 :

I love the flow of nature

Ree💦 :

Amazing 😍

Nichole Woods :

Nature is just full of unparalleled beauty 🥰

joeboufadel :

سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم

YahFX :

Thank God for Wildlife conservation

binttarius :

south Sudan and Ethiopia gambela national park 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹

Munguchi🇰🇪 🇬🇧 :

is this Masai Mara

Beauty Queen :

wow

David :

God bless my country south Sudan 🇸🇸