This was the magical moment captured in Tanzania's famed Serengeti on November 8 where a massive migration of wildebeests, or gnu, happens.

"Watch the big move! Every year, an estimated 1.5 million wildebeest (also called Gnu) migrate from Kenya to the Serengeti in Tanzania. Once they finish grazing on the savannas of the Serengeti, they will make their way down to the Ngorongoro Crater for calving season in January/February. Zebras often accompany them as they have a great relationship because Zebras prefer tall grass and wildebeest eat short grass," the filmer told Newsflare.

Watch the big move! Every year, an estimated 1.5 million wildebeest (also called Gnu) migrate from Kenya to the Serengeti in Tanzania. Once they finish grazing on the savannas of the Serengeti, they will make their way down to the Ngorongoro Crater for calving season in January/February. Zebras often accompany them as they have a great relationship because Zebras prefer tall grass and wildebeest eat short grass.