Wildebeest▼: Born to Run 牛羚：天生跑者 Audiences can come along on one of the world's greatest migrations▼. 觀眾能一同參與世上最大的動物遷徙之一。
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Dust and hair fly in the wind while the air shakes with the sound of millions of hooves▼pounding the ground. Moving together in a giant herd and running over anything in their way are wildebeests. The Great Serengeti Migration, one of the largest animal migrations on the planet, is starting in Africa. This time, a film crew from the National Geographic Channel (NGC) series Born to Run is there to capture every exciting moment. Every year from July through October, more than two million animals migrate▼ from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya in search of food. Wildebeest: Born to Run shows what it is like to be part of the herd running for dear life among millions of wildebeests, zebras, antelopes▼, and gazelles▼. The show follows a young wildebeest named Neo as he goes on his first migration. Running through rivers and over dusty plains, he fights to stay alive as predators▼ watch and wait for those that fall behind the herd. Don't miss out on the excitement and drama of this migration, and the story of Neo's struggles to survive in the dangerous African wilderness on NGC's Wildebeest: Born to Run.
