As soon as the wildebeest is born, it shows the hyena herd how to live in the wild

 

Between the mother antelope and her young, a strong bond is formed through sense of smell, taste and sight. It is this relationship that will help them survive in the long journey ahead.

For wildebeests, birth must take place quickly because this is a dangerous moment and newborn wildebeests are the target of predators. Other antelope species will hide their young, but wildebeest calves must follow their mother from birth.

After birth, baby gazelles only have a few minutes to stand. They can walk in less than 4 minutes and are animals that know how to use their legs faster than any other mammal.

In the clip, the baby antelope has his first challenge in life, facing the pursuit of cold-blooded hyenas. For hyenas, they are their favorite prey and there is no easier prey to catch than baby antelopes.

However, the baby wildebeest made a spectacular escape during a chase with hyenas in the Kenyan grasslands. It demonstrated strength that very few young animals have on their first day of life.