Zebra Migration
In Botswana, zebras migrate across the African continent, specifically in Tanzania and Kenya. They search for water sources and greener pastures. They do this at the same time as the wildebeest migration, which is also referred to as the Great Migration. Changing seasons drive this movement, as does the availability of food and water. The trek is challenging, as the zebras come into contact with rivers, Savannah, and predators.
Typically, this occurs between May and October. Rainfall and the availability of resources can impact the exact route of the zebra’s migration. To increase their chances of survival and safety, they oftentimes migrate in large numbers (African Bush Camps).