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National GeographicEach year, millions of antelope traverse South Sudan, moving toward permanent water and greener grass during the dry season and spreading out across tens of thousands of square miles when the rains return. For decades, the largest land mammal migration on Earth was masked by the brutal conflict in the region, but the relative peace of recent years has brought new pressures, as people looking to restart their lives are expanding settlements. Nat Geo photographer Marcus Westberg has filmed this massive migration by drone, and his groundbreaking footage shows the immense scale of this natural wonder. Learn more about current threats to the migration and the people who are trying to protect it at the 🔗 in bio.
On the profile · May 18, 2026