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Wildebeest - The wildebeest move around the Serengeti region in Tanzania throughout the year depending on the weather. They head south during the rainy season and north during the dry season.

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Wildebeest - The mass migration of wildebeest is one of the most beautiful phenomenons in the animal world, attracting tourists from all over.

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Wildebeest - The animals' synchronization is incredible as 2 million wildebeests migrate from the Serengeti National Park to the green fields of the Maasai Mara National Reserve.

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Emperor penguins - These penguins travel for hundreds of kilometers in Antarctica so that they can find their nests and breed.

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Emperor penguins - They start their migration rituals in March, when they brave the freezing cold and head inland.

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Zebras - Zebras mass migrate through the open plains of eastern Africa in search for water and food.

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Zebras - They spend the dry season around the Chobe river, and when the rains start, they travel for weeks until they reach the Nxai Pan National Park.

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Monarch butterfly - When winter arrives, these butterflies, which live in the east of the United States, travel 2,400 km to the volcanic forests of Mexico.

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Monarch butterfly - The migration, which starts in October, is one of Nature's most beautiful shows.

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Reindeer - The reindeer, also known as caribou, live in the northern regions of Europe, North America, Asia and Greenland.

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Reindeer - Once the weather stars warming up, they head north and can travel for over 1,000 km.

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Flamingos - Between April and June, Lake Nakuru (located 140 km from Nairobi, Kenya) is invaded by these pink beauties.

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Flamingos - They head there to feed off the algae present in the river, making it one of the greatest migrations in the planet.

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Flamingos - The number of flamingos migrating can reach 250,000!

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Bats - At every dusk, between March and October, thousands of bats fly over the skies of Austin, Texas.

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Bats - Witnessing a mass migration of bats can be both scary and amazing!

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Elephants - Elephants migrate seasonally, depending on the need for food and water.

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Elephants - This procession of these majestic animals is one of the greatest phenomenons in the animal kingdom.

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Northern elephant seal - The northern elephant seal can travel up to 21,000 km every year as part of their migration process.

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Northern elephant seal - By the end of spring and beginning of summer, the elephant seals migrate from the Bering Sea to the Chukchi Sea.

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Sardines - The sardine migration along the east coast of South Africa happens between May and June.

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Sardines - The massive schools of sardines traveling at that time of the year make it easier for fishermen to catch them.

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Snow goose - This species travels every year in search of better weather conditions.

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Snow goose - They're some of the most beautiful birds on the planet, making this a great event especially for bird lovers.

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Antelopes - Just like zebras and wildebeest, antelopes also migrate in search for food and water.

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Antelopes - As a tourist, it is also possible to observe this event.

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Great white pelican - Great white pelicans migrate from Mississipi at the beginning of the spring and return by the same route.

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Great white pelican - These majestic birds travelling in huge flocks make for one of the best sights in the animal world.

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African buffalo - During the dry season, African buffaloes migrate in search of water.

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These animals migrate in such huge groups, it's amazing to watch!

See also: Running down a meal: animals that hunt in packs

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