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About: List of mammals that perform mass migrations     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Mass migrations take place, or used to take place, by the following mammals: Africa: * Hartebeest * Springbok * Black wildebeest * Blue wildebeest * Blesbok * Tiang * Burchell's zebra * Quagga (extinct) * Thompson's gazelle * Mongalla gazelle * White-eared kob * Grant's gazelle * Scimitar-horned oryx * Giant eland North America: * Pronghorn * Mule deer * Bison * Wapiti * Mexican free-tailed bat North America and Eurasia: * Reindeer/caribou Eurasia: * Siberian roe deer * Chiru * Kulan * Mongolian gazelle * Saiga