Each year, more than half a million of the Serengeti National Park's animals in Tanzania such as antelopes, zebras, lions, leopards, etc, begin their long journey to the Wild Reserve Masai Mara in Kenya after eating up all the Serengeti grasslands. The juicy grassland benefited from heavy rains falling in April and May, will attract them. The best time for tourists to visit their breathtaking movement is between July and October. However, the migration would implicit dead risks because there are many crocodiles â€Uefreezing" in the rivers where the animals must across and ready to eat any quarry.
 
These photos below help us know the dangerous migration of wild animals, especially antelopes and zebras every year:
 

Every year, thousands of antelopes from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania across the river to Wild Reserve Masai Mara in Kenya
 

They must move to Masai Mara between July and October to find new food sources
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Many people find the idea of having wildlife as pet as exotic and exciting. However, if you want a wild animal as a pet, you should have thorough understanding of the animal and its behavior and needs. The people who have these animals as pets are invariably trained to handle them, but even they will tell how unpredictable these animals can be. You may have read stories in the newspaper of zoo keepers being mauled by their wards.
So, having wild animals as pets has become quite a sensitive and controversial issue. Some people like to highlight the pros, while others just point out the cons. However, both should be weighed equally and only then a decision should be taken to keep a wild animal as a pet.
Here are some pros and cons of wildlife as pets.
Sometimes, conventional pets like dogs and cats cannot be kept due to lack of space.
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For wild animals, showing teeth does not mean smiles to the camera and photographers. The only explanation for their exposing teeth is they face up with brutal situation leading to battles for food, dating mate and territory. These fightings are always very intense but it shows how nature occasionally works and indicates the reality of cruel life.
 
This sparrow rudely shuts the noisy partner's beak up by his tiny talons in Sherz, Switzerland. The hen-pecked bird makes a move that was â€Uetoo fast for the human eye". The bizarre fight was captured by Urs Schmidli at the moment these sparrows were flying around his garden.
 


This is the most incredible food fight of wild animals.
 


Two birds are fighting in a garden in Canada of British photographer Roy Hancliff.
 


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