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Nature's way
The Great Migration on the Serengeti brings hundreds of thousands of wildebeest, zebras and antelopes to the fresh grasses of the savanna. Old, sick and newborn animals fall prey to the carnivores that eagerly await the herds after the long lean dry season, and the savanna is littered with the remains, especially the head and horns. This is just one of the many wildebeest carcass at the Grumeti Game Reserve, Serengeti, Tanzania.
wildebeestConnochaetes taurinuscarcasssavannagreen grassGrumeti Game ReserveSerengetiTanzania
From Grumeti
jimholmquist
on July 22, 2017Great shot and information! So much detail on the carcass at larger sizes.
Lgood
on July 21, 2017Indeed, this is the way of Mother Nature.
Rick Willis
on July 21, 2017Not much left of this carcass...
Byron Fair Photography
on July 21, 2017The circle of life.
fotoeffects
on July 21, 2017Excellent shot!
arctangent
on July 21, 2017Nature is typically much better at recycling than humans. At least the carcasses aren't wasted.
Bruno Suignard
on July 21, 2017impressive!!
Gene Hyder
on July 21, 2017Sad
Terry Allen
on July 21, 2017Thanks for looking and commenting!