The cheetah struggled to drag the young wildebeest, following behind Bi Fang, inching away from the perilous wildebeest herd.
The vast and stirring sound of galloping hooves gradually faded away.
Tens of thousands, perhaps even exceeding six figures of wildebeest, took more than just a few minutes, or even fifteen minutes, to cross the river; half an hour was the basic drill.
Few places in the world could boast such a high concentration of animal numbers like this one.
Millions of herbivores migrated single-mindedly, raising dust, while cheetahs and lions lay in wait in the grass for prey, vultures circled in the sky searching for carrion, and fierce crocodiles and irritable hippos stirred restlessly in the rivers...
All sorts of animals embarked on charges and hunts for the survival of their species, displaying the wild behavior of the survival of the fittest, happening every second on the African Savannah.
