The Masai Mara National Reserve shares the same ecosystem with the large Serengeti National Park in Tanzania; thus, it’s home to various plains game, including the wildebeest, antelopes, impalas, zebras, and many others. As we are in the Mara, we have the chance to see the gnus as they cross the Mara River. Masai Mara is renowned for its higher wildlife concentration, not forgetting the famous animal migration that takes place every year. Black-maned lions, elephants, and buffaloes can be spotted, though luck is essential for spotting the black rhinos and leopards. The Mara is a home for various plains games, including the wildebeest, antelopes, impalas, zebras, and many others. As we are in the Mara, with the right season, we may see the spectacular scene as the gnus cross the Mara River. Masai Mara is the most visited park in Kenya, and this is accredited to the high concentration of animals, not forgetting the spectacular animals’ migration, which takes place every year! The reserve also boasts having an enormous number of bird species.