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Dec 23 2022
They're not easy to love, Disney's never going to make a movie called the Wild and Wacky Wildebeest. They're ugly, ungainly and neurotic - they have a major identity problem. Let's face it, the wildebeest is no Lion King. But there is something really engaging about them. Something wonderful. Especially when you see them the way Tara Brown did. Out there by the thousands in Africa's magnificent Masai Mara. One-and-a-half million of them in one of the most extraordinary animal migrations on earth. And there's even a moral to this ugly wildebeest tale. They're indispensable - without them, the great grasslands of East Africa would no longer exist.
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