The Great Migration is among the wonders of the Serengeti/Mara ecosystem. There is an annual movement that entails basically four main animal species the wild beasts, zebras, eland and Gazelles. Basically, these grazers migrate in the search for water and Foraging or Grazing grounds. Seasons change and they drastically affect the movement of these animals. Almost 1.5 million wild beasts, 700000 Zebras, 500000 Gazelles and nearly 200000 Elands migrate yearly in the Serengeti/Mara ecosystem. Many tourists flock together yearly to witness this natural wonder.
With the aid of science and technology now, one can track the movement using a computer software and be in the best position at the right time to get actual and real-time records of the movement. There is a software named Herd Trackers live stream. This enables one to get the right information regarding the movement with the yearly projection of it.
I have been personally following the information of the Herd Trackers and it has enabled me to find the animals easily in the correct location. Their information has always been accurate and reliable.
Currently, the travelers are crossing Mara river and arriving in the favourable site of Serengeti National Park in the northern circuit, Bologonja and Wogakuria areas. Though, the resident herds are still in the western corridor and other parts with water in the Serengeti area.
To plan a good Safari, it is recommended for a traveller to crosscheck the herd status using the Herd Trackers live stream. In particular, Serengeti has many attractions like the crocodiles of Grumeti and Mbalageti Rivers, the Kopjes in differed location and last but not the least, Moru Kopjes and Masai Kopjes. Seronera valley is famous for its Big cats' population, especially leopards. Seronera or Central Serengeti is good all year round, with lots of water sources including the famous Tana river.
There are many natural wonders here, but to make or add value to your trip use Herd Trackers live stream. You are welcome in Tanzania- the land of Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar.