Great Migration River Crossing Masai Mara, Kenya - Zebras & Wildebeests @LowisandLeakey Safaris

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Oh my god. I don't think I want to watch.
You don't really want to watch.
Oh my god. So they've finished one zebra and they're now...
Oh no. There's the other zebra.
Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
Oh, they are monsters.
They sound like dogs.
They do.
Crocodiles.
Oh.
Hi my love.
We're just watching a zebra. Oh I see a zebra leg.
Did you see that guys?
That is the most messed up thing I've ever seen.
So we've seen all four legs swallowed.
Oh my god.
Okay, here the zebras go again.
Why is the baby going?
There's the baby.
Go. Go. Go. Go.
You can do it sweetie.
Go. Go. Go. Go.
She's going to make it. She's going to make it.
That's the mum.
She was switched on. She saw the crocs.
She turned around. She went back.
And then restarted.
The baby's made it.
I see the leg and the mouth.
It's scary.
Are they the most dangerous out here would you say?
For the big mammals, yeah.
Oh look at them twisting here.
Oh my god. Look at that.
That's guts.
Oh my god.
Look at this one here.
The legs are upside down.
I think it's not going to get the rest of them.
I think they'll probably get away with it.
I know it is.
Oh no.
They're going to get it.
It's got away.
Maybe the next baby.
Look at this guy.
He got him.
He got away.
Look at these guys here. Look at them eating it.
Here. Opposite bank.
I can't watch it.
This one right here is hot.
Oh.
Oh no. There's some babies coming.
They can't get the big ones.
I hate this so much.
These crocodiles are munching.
So you see how they're twisting pieces off?
Yeah.
Oh no. Baby.
Where?
But there's a baby coming.
Oh.
Is there a baby coming?
Yeah. Right there.
Yeah.
There's the baby.
The baby's gone.
They're coming in from both sides.
Yeah.
They got the baby.
No.
Oh.
He got him.
No.
Look at them twisting here guys.
They're not getting them. How is this possible?
They will.
Oh. They just went through.
Look at that.
Look at that leg in the mouth.
Yeah. Look at the leg in the mouth.
Oh.
Oh. They keep trying.
Oh. That one's gone.
Oh my god. They're going through it.
These are the pieces.
I can't see them out.
I have a question.
Watch them eating this. It's pretty fascinating here too.
How come they go through the river
when there's an open area over there?
Oh my god.
Wait.
You have a question.
How come they go this way when there's a path that way?
I'm not sure what you mean.
Why do they go through the water
when there's other ways to get there?
Because they need to get to the grass on the other side.
This is the migration.
Oh.
If they don't migrate, they die.
Oh. Got him.
You got it?
No. He got away.
Oh no. Got him.
Oh my god.
I'm watching this.
Oh.
Right on his face.
It's making me sad.
You should be sad.
You should not be sad.
Oh my god.
Look at all them watching over here.
Look at it.
They all are like shaking freaking out.
Oh my god.
Look at the baby.
Alright guys. Don't watch.
They're all hungry. They're all eating right now.
Coffee dials are sweet.
Look. I'm watching them eat it.
For bucks.
There's so many deer out there.
This is upsetting me actually.
Andy, is there any chance
there's a backpack in the back?
A green backpack. Could you just throw that to me?
If it doesn't
impede your viewing too much.
If it's difficult, then don't worry about it.
I'm so sad.
That was so sad.
Sorry.
Perfect.
Thank you.
That's insane.
So they're just floating down
with a carcass in their mouth.
So now they're bringing this one down.
They're going to bring him down to have dessert.
They already just had lunch.
This is the top part.
There he is.
Yep.
That baby just went through it.
Look. They're going back.
He's like, I'm not getting involved
with this ----.
And the wildebeest coming in.
This is insane.
Oh, they're in here right now.
The wildebeest and the crocs are now
mixed together and there's a crocodile
right there.
Did I miss it again?
Here comes another croc.
They went backwards for it.
They're literally all running on top of the crocodile.
Oh, oh, oh.
I even see an antelope
or a
what's it called?
What's the one with the dark stuff on their legs?
Topi.
I keep forgetting what they're called.
He's going to go get a wildebeest right now.
They're probably very
yummy. Their meat is probably
chewy, right?
The zebras are more safe.
Where did the other crocodile go?
I don't know.
Oh, I found it.
There it is.
There's just like a never-ending amount of zebra and wildebeest.
We're not supposed to see this, I don't think.
What do you mean by because we're not supposed
to be here for the migration?
The migration is late this year then, right?
I sometimes see a zebra crossing this time of year.
I've never seen a wildebeest.
Look at them twisting with those two zebras.
One of the crocodiles just turned around.
He's getting pushed down the river.
He's having a hard time swimming.
He's really small.
Why can't somebody help him?
The crocodile's letting him go? Oh no, he's like,
alright, **** this.
The mom's going to help her.
Grab her.
Oh my god, this is so horrible.
No, they're protecting her. It's incredible.
It's going to make it.
It's going to get some solid ground right now.
They're letting her go.
Oh my god.
Oh, that was amazing.
Oh, she's a really big baby.
The crocodile's just going to get somewhere.
He's having a hard time.
You got it.
Look at the baby.
The baby's having a hard time getting up the rock.
Do you see?
He got another baby.
He got a baby.
Oh, ----.
That's pretty awful.
They're picking it up.
She can't get up.
But now the crocodile's satiated, so it's fine.
Yeah, she can't get up.
The baby will rest.
Oh my god, they got another baby.
They got another baby.
That's the worst part.
Oh, honey, watch it happen.
You see the baby trying to bite the croc?
Oh, it's coming out of the water for breath.
It's still alive.
Look at all these monsters coming up the river.
Wait, it's still alive.
He's like, someone help me.
Because there's only one.
There it goes.
Did the other baby make it out now?
It's still trying to get him out.
The mom's trying to figure it out.
Yeah.
She's trying to push him up.
Come on.
He's like...
