The largest populations of wildebeest are found in the Serengeti,Tanzania Africa. They prefer savannahs and plains. They are capable of reaching speeds of 50 mph.In spite of that, some of the young wildebeest became the prey of hyena, cheetah and other animals. In order to show their speed of running, I decided to pan the camera to illustrate their movement.
Cheetah is one of the fastest animal on the planet. Once it sneak up giving prey little chance of escaping. Watching them hunting in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, Africa, is interesting. They may not find a prey for a couple of days. It is a matter of time that they managed to find one.
Perhaps this is how they survive in nature.
It is interesting to note that the male weaver bird created the nest to attract the opposite sex. Making a knot with a long blade of grass follow by a circular structure by weaving blades using this beak and feet. The bird actually using a variety of plants to build his nest.To complete the nest, usually takes about two days. Males will build between five to ten nests and what for a female to visit them and pick it up. The male will destroy the nest if it is not occupied by the female. Then, a new one will be built. More than fifty nests may be built in one bleeding season.
I captured this image outside my lodge at the Ndutu Safari Lodge, Tanzania, East Africa, before I started the safari trip last week.