Great Migrations

Great migrations refer to large-scale movements of groups of people or animals from one region to another, often driven by factors such as climate change, food scarcity, conflict, or economic opportunities. In human contexts, this can include migrations due to war or seeking better living conditions, often resulting in cultural exchanges and the reshaping of societies. In the animal kingdom, migrations, like those of wildebeests or birds, are essential for survival, leading them to follow food sources or breeding grounds. Understanding these migrations helps us comprehend social dynamics, environmental changes, and ecological balance.