Wildebeests aren't fast enough or smart enough, but they have amazing stamina. The smell of green grass and rain on the other side of the river was the driving force for them to keep moving forward.
On the third day after the rain, the first batch of migrating troops crossing the river had gathered on the bank of Gangsa River. The sound of tens of thousands of wildebeests and zebras crossing the river not only alarmed the giant beasts in the river, but even the big cats also learned the news.
As the leader of the wildebeest group, the young and strong adult male wildebeest was the first to try to cross the river. He kept looking for a suitable water entry point on the river bank, and he did not stop until he found a shoal.
Wildebeest never consider the situation on the other side. They only ask for an easy place to enter the water, and that is enough.
This male wildebeest made a fatal mistake. He led the team to a death trap. The shoal seemed to be easy to enter the water, but there was a cliff standing on the other side. The rugged and smooth rocks were not suitable for the wildebeest's hooves to climb. Every year, animals cross the river from this shoal, but most of them return in vain, and some who are less lucky die directly in the mouth of the crocodile.
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