Mygrations

Recovered from their first river crossing, the human herd are moving fast in an attempt to catch up with the wildebeest migration. An unexpected threat challenges their journey: poachers. The danger, exhausting terrain and hunger push tensions higher and the group begins to crack under the pressure. Later, two members are injured by a warthog and a new river presents the daunting threat of hippos.

The herd has been stuck on the banks of a flooded river for two days. Water levels fall and they attempt a crossing but must be wary of the nearby hippos and crocs. Low on food, the herd increases pace, but hunger is having a serious effect on a diabetic member and a doctor is called. Rising tensions cause the herd to split, but their best defense is their size, and sticking together is vital.

Only 32 miles — and a soaring waterfall — stand between the remaining herd and the finish line. Overcome by hunger, exhaustion and injuries, the group must fight to the end. A member with an infected leg is accused of slowing the group down, and dysentery and dehydration of another brings the herd to a standstill. Meanwhile, lethal predators continue to be an ever-present threat.