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Create lessonNBack to chapterEscThe famous wildebeest migration is not one perfectly timed march but a shifting search for rain, fresh grass, and water. Herds may travel hundreds of miles, while calves, predators, rivers, and weather all influence the route. Their movement also spreads nutrients and keeps grassland ecosystems in motion.