Wildebeest Migration Safaris in Tanzania - Frequently Asked Questions
Comprehensive Guide to the Great Wildebeest Migration, Ndutu Calving Season, Mara River Crossing and Serengeti Migration Safaris
The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of the most spectacular wildlife events in the world and among the greatest natural wonders of Africa. Every year, millions of wildebeests, accompanied by hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, move across the vast plains of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and Kenya's Maasai Mara in search of fresh grazing pastures and water.
This extraordinary natural movement creates exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing, photography and unforgettable safari experiences. Visitors can witness enormous herds moving across open plains, thousands of wildebeests giving birth during the calving season, predators hunting, and dramatic river crossings along the Mara River.
Tanzania offers several outstanding opportunities to experience the migration throughout the year. The most popular experiences include the Ndutu Calving Season in Southern Serengeti, the Grumeti River crossings in Western Serengeti and the famous Mara River crossings in Northern Serengeti.
Below is a comprehensive collection of frequently asked questions and answers to help travelers understand the migration, choose the best safari season, plan their journey and prepare for an unforgettable wildlife adventure.
GENERAL QUESTIONS ABOUT THE GREAT WILDEBEEST MIGRATION
1What is the Great Wildebeest Migration?
The Great Wildebeest Migration is an annual movement of approximately 1.5 million wildebeests, accompanied by hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, across the Serengeti ecosystem in Tanzania and the Maasai Mara in Kenya.
The animals move in search of fresh grass, seasonal rainfall and water. Their movement follows a broadly predictable seasonal pattern, although the exact timing and location depend on rainfall and grazing conditions.
The migration is not a single event that happens on one particular day. It is a continuous natural cycle that takes place throughout the year.
Where does the Great Wildebeest Migration take place?
The migration takes place primarily across the Serengeti ecosystem in northern Tanzania and the Maasai Mara National Reserve in southwestern Kenya.
In Tanzania, important migration locations include:
Ndutu Plains in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.
Southern Serengeti.
Central Serengeti, particularly the Seronera region.
Western Serengeti and the Grumeti region.
Northern Serengeti, particularly Kogatende and the Mara River area.
In Kenya, the herds move into the Maasai Mara, where they continue searching for fresh grazing pastures.
How many animals participate in the Great Migration?
The migration involves approximately 1.5 million wildebeests, alongside hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles.
The exact numbers vary, but the enormous concentration of animals makes this one of the largest terrestrial wildlife migrations on Earth.
Why do wildebeests migrate every year?
Wildebeests migrate because they depend on seasonal grass growth and water availability.
As rainfall changes across the Serengeti ecosystem, new grazing areas become available in different locations. The herds instinctively follow these changing conditions to find sufficient food and water.
Their movement is also influenced by breeding patterns and the need to find suitable environments for giving birth and raising their young.
Is the Great Migration visible throughout the year?
Yes. The Great Migration is a year-round natural event.
However, different locations offer different wildlife experiences depending on the season.
For example:
January to March: Ndutu Calving Season.
April to May: Movement towards the central and western Serengeti.
June to July: Western Serengeti and Grumeti River region.
July to October: Northern Serengeti and Mara River crossings.
November to December: Movement towards the eastern and southern Serengeti.
These are general seasonal patterns rather than guaranteed dates. Rainfall can cause the herds to arrive earlier or later than expected.
What is the best month to experience the Great Migration in Tanzania?
The best month depends on the particular migration experience you want to witness.
January, February and March are excellent months for the Ndutu Calving Season.
June and July are good months for exploring the Western Serengeti and Grumeti River region.
August and September are among the most popular months for Mara River Crossing safaris in Northern Serengeti.
October can also provide excellent opportunities to witness river crossings, depending on rainfall and herd movements.
Is the Great Migration guaranteed during a safari?
No. The Great Migration is a natural wildlife event, and its movement cannot be guaranteed on specific dates.
Although migration patterns are generally predictable, the animals respond to rainfall, grazing conditions and water availability.
A professional safari operator can use seasonal knowledge, recent sightings and local guides to identify the most promising areas. Nevertheless, no company can guarantee that wildebeests will cross a river during a particular game drive.
Are there other animals besides wildebeests during the migration?
Absolutely. The migration areas support a remarkable diversity of wildlife.
Visitors may encounter:
Zebras.
Thomson's gazelles.
Grant's gazelles.
Lions.
Leopards.
Cheetahs.
Spotted hyenas.
African wild dogs, although sightings are less predictable.
Elephants.
Giraffes.
Buffaloes.
Hippos.
Crocodiles.
Various species of birds.
The presence of large herds of migrating animals attracts predators, making migration safaris particularly rewarding for wildlife photography.
What makes the Great Migration special compared to ordinary Tanzania safaris?
The Great Migration offers an extraordinary concentration of wildlife in different parts of the Serengeti ecosystem.
Unlike ordinary wildlife viewing, migration safaris provide opportunities to witness massive herds moving together, dramatic predator-prey interactions, newborn wildebeests and, during certain seasons, spectacular river crossings.
It is an exceptional experience for travelers interested in wildlife, photography and natural history.
PART 2: NDUTU PLAINS WILDEBEEST CALVING SEASON
10. What is the Ndutu Calving Season?
The Ndutu Calving Season is an annual period when hundreds of thousands of wildebeests give birth across the Ndutu Plains and surrounding areas of Southern Serengeti.
It is one of the most remarkable wildlife experiences in Tanzania, attracting visitors from around the world.
During this period, enormous herds gather across the short-grass plains, and thousands of newborn wildebeest calves can be seen every day.
The calving season also attracts predators such as lions, cheetahs, hyenas and leopards, creating excellent opportunities to witness natural wildlife interactions.
Where are the Ndutu Plains located?
The Ndutu Plains are situated within the greater Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the Southern Serengeti ecosystem in northern Tanzania.
The area is located between the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and Serengeti National Park.
It is particularly famous for its open grasslands, seasonal lakes, acacia woodlands and large concentrations of wildlife during the calving season.
When is the Ndutu Calving Season?
The Ndutu Calving Season generally takes place between January and March.
February is usually considered the peak calving period, when large numbers of wildebeest calves are born across the plains.
However, the exact timing depends on seasonal rainfall and environmental conditions.
Which month is best for a Ndutu Calving Season safari?
February is generally the most popular month because it usually offers excellent concentrations of wildebeests and newborn calves.
January and March are also excellent months, depending on the location of the herds.
January: Large herds begin gathering across Ndutu and Southern Serengeti, with calving activity increasing.
February: Peak calving activity, with enormous concentrations of newborn calves.
March: Continued calving activity and excellent opportunities for predator sightings, although herd movements may begin changing.
How many wildebeest calves are born during the calving season?
Approximately 500,000 wildebeest calves are born during a relatively short period of around two to three weeks.
This remarkable concentration of births is one of the most extraordinary events in the African wildlife calendar.
Giving birth within a relatively short period helps increase the survival chances of young wildebeests because predators cannot easily target every newborn calf.
Why do wildebeests give birth in Ndutu?
The Ndutu Plains provide favorable seasonal grazing conditions during the calving period.
Following seasonal rainfall, fresh green grass grows across the plains, providing nutritious food for pregnant wildebeests and newborn calves.
The open landscape also allows wildebeests to identify approaching predators from a considerable distance.
Can visitors see newborn wildebeest calves during a Ndutu safari?
Yes. This is one of the main attractions of visiting Ndutu during the calving season.
Visitors can frequently see newborn wildebeests standing for the first time, walking beside their mothers and joining the enormous herds.
Some calves are only a few minutes or hours old, making this a particularly special experience for wildlife enthusiasts.
Can I see predators hunting during the Ndutu Calving Season?
Yes. The calving season attracts large numbers of predators because newborn wildebeests provide an important food source.
You may encounter:
Lions hunting within the migrating herds.
Cheetahs chasing young wildebeests.
Hyenas searching for vulnerable calves.
Leopards hunting in woodland areas.
Jackals feeding on smaller animals and occasionally scavenging.
Predator sightings are never guaranteed, but Ndutu offers some of Tanzania's most exciting opportunities for observing predator-prey interactions.
Is Ndutu better than the Mara River Crossing?
Neither experience is universally better. They offer two very different wildlife spectacles.
Ndutu is famous for newborn wildebeest calves, huge concentrations of migrating herds and predator activity during the calving season.
The Mara River region is famous for dramatic river crossings, where wildebeests attempt to cross crocodile-inhabited waters.
Travelers interested in newborn animals and predator interactions may prefer Ndutu, while those interested in dramatic river crossings may prefer Northern Serengeti.
How many days are recommended for a Ndutu Calving Season safari?
We generally recommend spending between four and six days exploring Ndutu and the surrounding Southern Serengeti areas.
A three-day safari can also provide a worthwhile experience, but additional days allow more time to explore different wildlife locations and increase opportunities for excellent sightings.
For photographers and travelers who want a more comprehensive calving season experience, five to seven days can be particularly rewarding.
Is Ndutu suitable for family safaris?
Yes. Ndutu can be an excellent destination for family wildlife safaris.
Children can learn about wildlife behavior, animal births, predator-prey relationships and the importance of conservation.
Families should consider the duration of game drives, children's ages, accommodation facilities and the operator's minimum age policies.
What accommodation options are available in Ndutu?
Visitors can choose from several accommodation categories depending on their budget and preferred level of comfort.
These include:
Budget camping arrangements.
Public or special campsites, subject to applicable regulations and availability.
Seasonal mobile tented camps.
Mid-range tented camps.
Luxury wilderness camps.
Premium safari lodges in surrounding areas.
Staying near the Ndutu Plains can reduce unnecessary driving and provide more time for wildlife viewing.
Should I book Ndutu accommodation in advance?
Yes. Early reservations are strongly recommended, especially for February.
Ndutu is one of the most popular wildlife destinations during the calving season, and accommodation availability can become limited during peak travel periods.
Booking several months in advance is advisable, particularly for travelers requiring specific camps or lodges.
23. Is Ndutu accessible throughout the year?
Yes, although wildlife concentrations and road conditions vary considerably by season.
Ndutu is particularly rewarding between January and March when migrating wildebeests gather in the region.
Outside the calving season, visitors can still enjoy resident wildlife, but the enormous seasonal concentrations of wildebeests may no longer be present.
MARA RIVER CROSSING MIGRATION SAFARIS
What is the Mara River Crossing?
The Mara River Crossing is one of the most spectacular events associated with the Great Wildebeest Migration.
It occurs when migrating wildebeests and zebras attempt to cross the Mara River while moving between the Northern Serengeti in Tanzania and the Maasai Mara in Kenya.
The river is home to large Nile crocodiles, and its steep banks and strong currents create additional challenges for the migrating animals.
The resulting spectacle can be dramatic, with thousands of wildebeests gathering along the riverbanks before attempting to cross.
Where does the Mara River Crossing take place in Tanzania?
The Mara River Crossing takes place in the Northern Serengeti, particularly around the Kogatende region.
Kogatende is one of the most popular safari areas for visitors hoping to witness the migration during the river-crossing season.
Other areas around the Northern Serengeti also offer opportunities to explore the migration depending on the location of the herds.
When does the Mara River Crossing season begin?
The Mara River Crossing season generally begins around July, although the timing varies from year to year.
Some herds may reach Northern Serengeti earlier, while others arrive later depending on rainfall and grazing conditions.
July, August, September and October are generally the most popular months for Mara River Crossing safaris.
Which month is best for witnessing the Mara River Crossing?
August and September are generally considered among the best months for experiencing the Mara River Crossing in Northern Serengeti.
However, July and October can also provide excellent opportunities.
The actual crossing activity depends on the movement of the herds and environmental conditions.
Can I witness the Mara River Crossing in June?
June is generally considered a transition period when some migrating herds move through Western Serengeti towards the northern regions.
Although some animals may begin approaching the Mara River region, July onwards is generally a more reliable period for planning a dedicated Mara River Crossing safari.
Can I witness the Mara River Crossing in November?
November is generally a transition period when many migrating herds begin moving southwards towards the central and southern Serengeti.
Some herds may still be found in Northern Serengeti, depending on rainfall.
However, November is not normally considered the peak period for a dedicated Mara River Crossing safari.
Do wildebeests cross the Mara River every day?
No. River crossings are unpredictable.
Thousands of wildebeests may gather along the riverbanks for hours or even days before deciding to cross.
Sometimes, the animals approach the river and suddenly turn back. On other occasions, they may cross without much warning.
This unpredictability is part of what makes the experience so special.
How long does a Mara River Crossing take?
A river crossing can last from a few minutes to several hours, depending on the size of the herd and the particular crossing event.
Some crossings involve relatively small groups, while others involve thousands of wildebeests moving through the water.
Are there crocodiles in the Mara River?
Yes. The Mara River is home to large Nile crocodiles.
These crocodiles are among the most fascinating predators associated with the migration.
During crossing events, crocodiles may attempt to catch wildebeests and zebras moving through the river.
However, not every crossing results in a crocodile attack.
Is it guaranteed that I will see a crocodile attack during a river crossing?
No. Although the Mara River contains large crocodiles, witnessing an actual attack is not guaranteed.
The crocodiles may remain submerged, rest along the riverbanks or fail to capture any migrating animals during a particular crossing.
A safari should be planned around the overall migration experience rather than expecting a specific predator-prey event.
What is the difference between Kogatende and the Mara River?
Kogatende is a region in Northern Serengeti, while the Mara River is the river that flows through this region and continues into Kenya.
Kogatende serves as an important base for migration safaris because it provides access to different parts of the Northern Serengeti and several potential river-crossing locations.
How many days are recommended for a Mara River Crossing safari?
We recommend at least four to five days in Northern Serengeti for a dedicated Mara River Crossing experience.
Five to seven days provide more flexibility to explore different crossing points and follow the movement of the migrating herds.
A two-day or three-day safari can still be rewarding, but it offers less time to search for river crossings.
39. Can I fly directly to Kogatende for a Mara River Crossing safari?
Yes. Domestic safari flights operate to airstrips serving the Northern Serengeti, including Kogatende, subject to airline schedules and availability.
A fly-in safari can save considerable driving time and allow visitors to begin game viewing shortly after arrival.
GRUMETI RIVER CROSSING AND WESTERN SERENGETI
What is the Grumeti River Crossing?
The Grumeti River Crossing is another important event in the annual wildebeest migration.
It takes place in Western Serengeti, where migrating herds encounter the Grumeti River while moving northwards.
The river contains large crocodiles, and crossing attempts can create dramatic wildlife encounters.
When is the Grumeti River Crossing season?
The Grumeti River Crossing generally occurs around May, June and July, depending on rainfall and herd movements.
June is commonly considered an important month for exploring the Western Serengeti migration.
What is the difference between the Grumeti River and Mara River crossings?
Both rivers are associated with the Great Migration, but they occur in different parts of the Serengeti ecosystem and at different stages of the migration.
The Grumeti River is located in Western Serengeti and is associated with the northward movement of the herds around May to July.
The Mara River is located in Northern Serengeti and is associated with the migration around July to October.
The Mara River Crossing is generally more widely recognized for its enormous concentrations of wildebeests and dramatic crossing events.
Is Western Serengeti worth visiting during the migration?
Absolutely. Western Serengeti offers excellent wildlife viewing, beautiful landscapes and opportunities to witness migrating herds.
It is also home to resident wildlife, including lions, leopards, elephants, giraffes and numerous bird species.
For travelers visiting during June, Western Serengeti can be an excellent alternative to the more crowded northern migration areas.
SERENGETI MIGRATION MOVEMENT AND SEASONAL CALENDAR
Where do the wildebeests go after the Mara River Crossing?
After spending time in Northern Serengeti and the Maasai Mara, the migrating herds generally begin moving southwards as seasonal rainfall and grazing conditions change.
They gradually move through the eastern and central Serengeti before returning towards the southern plains and Ndutu region.
The exact route varies from year to year.
Where are the wildebeests in December?
During December, many migrating herds are generally found in the eastern and southern Serengeti, with some moving towards the Ndutu Plains.
This is an important transition period before the calving season.
Where are the wildebeests in January?
January is generally the beginning of the Ndutu Calving Season.
Large concentrations of wildebeests gather around Ndutu and Southern Serengeti, where the grasslands provide suitable conditions for giving birth.
Where are the wildebeests in February?
February is usually the peak calving period, with enormous concentrations of migrating herds across Ndutu and Southern Serengeti.
This is one of the best months for witnessing newborn calves and predator activity.
Where are the wildebeests in March?
In March, many herds remain around Ndutu and Southern Serengeti, although movements may gradually begin changing depending on rainfall.
The area can still offer excellent wildlife viewing.
Where are the wildebeests in April?
April is generally a transition period when the migrating herds begin moving away from the southern plains towards the central and western Serengeti.
The long rains can affect road conditions and safari arrangements.
Where are the wildebeests in May?
In May, large herds generally move towards Central and Western Serengeti.
Some groups may gather around the Moru Kopjes and western corridor as the migration progresses.
Where are the wildebeests in June?
June is an important month for Western Serengeti.
The migrating herds may gather around the Grumeti region as they continue moving northwards.
Where are the wildebeests in July?
July is generally the beginning of the main Northern Serengeti migration period.
Large herds may gather around Kogatende and the Mara River, although the timing of the first major crossings varies.
Where are the wildebeests in August?
August is one of the most popular months for Mara River Crossing safaris.
Large herds are often found in Northern Serengeti, and crossing opportunities can be excellent.
Where are the wildebeests in September?
September is another excellent month for exploring Northern Serengeti.
The migration may continue between Tanzania and Kenya, with herds gathering around different sections of the Mara River.
Where are the wildebeests in October?
October can still provide excellent migration experiences in Northern Serengeti.
However, depending on rainfall, some herds may begin moving southwards.
Is the migration calendar the same every year?
No. The migration calendar is an approximate seasonal guide.
Rainfall is the most important factor influencing the movement of the herds.
Some years, the animals arrive earlier than expected, while in other years they may remain in particular areas longer than usual.
Can I join a group migration safari in Tanzania?
Yes. Group joining migration safaris are available, subject to scheduled departure dates and minimum participant requirements.
Travelers can share a safari vehicle, guide, accommodation arrangements and other safari expenses with other participants.
Group joining safaris are generally more affordable than private safaris.
What is the difference between a private migration safari and a group joining safari?
A private migration safari is arranged exclusively for you and your travel companions.
You have greater flexibility regarding travel dates, itinerary arrangements, game-drive schedules and accommodation choices.
A group joining safari allows different travelers to share the same vehicle and safari arrangements.
It is usually more economical, although departure dates and itineraries are generally fixed.
61. Is a 4x4 Land Cruiser used for migration safaris?
Yes. A 4x4 safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof is commonly used for migration safaris.
These vehicles are designed for Tanzania's wildlife areas and provide suitable ground clearance, comfortable seating and excellent opportunities for wildlife photography.
Can I combine a Mara River Crossing safari with a Zanzibar holiday?
Absolutely. Many international visitors combine their Northern Tanzania safari with a beach holiday in Zanzibar.
After completing your safari, you can fly from the Serengeti or Arusha to Zanzibar, depending on flight availability and your itinerary.
How early should I book a migration safari?
We recommend booking at least six months in advance, particularly for peak-season travel.
For February Ndutu Calving Season safaris and August or September Mara River Crossing safaris, booking even earlier is advisable.
Early reservations provide better opportunities to secure preferred accommodation and suitable safari arrangements.
Do I need to pay a deposit to confirm my safari booking?
Yes. A deposit is normally required to confirm a safari reservation.
The deposit allows the safari operator to proceed with accommodation reservations, transportation arrangements and other necessary preparations.
The balance payment terms should be clearly explained before booking.
Are park fees included in migration safari prices?
This depends on the safari package.
A comprehensive safari quotation should clearly explain whether the following are included:
National park entry fees.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area fees.
Camping or accommodation fees.
Safari vehicle and fuel.
Professional driver-guide.
Meals and drinking water.
Airport transfers.
Domestic flights, where applicable.
Applicable government taxes.
Always request a detailed quotation before confirming your reservation.
Are there mosquitoes in Serengeti and Ndutu?
Mosquitoes can be present, particularly around areas with vegetation and water.
Their numbers vary depending on rainfall and local conditions.
Travelers should carry insect repellent and consult a travel health professional about recommended malaria prevention measures before arriving in Tanzania.
WILDLIFE, PHOTOGRAPHY AND SAFARI EXPERIENCE
Can I see the Big Five during a migration safari?
Yes, although sightings are not guaranteed.
The Big Five are lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes and rhinoceroses.
Serengeti is particularly famous for lions, leopards and elephants.
Ngorongoro Crater is another excellent location for searching for the Big Five, including the endangered black rhinoceros.
Is Serengeti good for photography?
Yes. Serengeti is among Africa's most celebrated wildlife photography destinations.
Its vast open plains, beautiful sunsets, diverse wildlife and spectacular migration events provide exceptional photographic opportunities.
The calving season is particularly rewarding for photographing newborn animals, while the Mara River region offers opportunities for dramatic wildlife action.
Can I see lions hunting during the Great Migration?
Yes. Lions are frequently found around migrating herds because wildebeests and zebras provide important food sources.
During the calving season, lions may hunt newborn or young wildebeests.
During other migration periods, they may hunt adult wildebeests and zebras.
Which airport should I use when visiting Tanzania for a migration safari?
The main international arrival airports are:
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO).
Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR).
Kilimanjaro International Airport is particularly convenient for travelers planning safaris in Northern Tanzania.
Arusha Airport is also an important domestic departure point for safari flights.
How far is Serengeti from Arusha?
The distance depends on which part of Serengeti you are visiting.
Central Serengeti, Western Serengeti and Northern Serengeti are located at considerably different distances from Arusha.
A road journey to Northern Serengeti can take much longer than reaching Central Serengeti, which is why fly-in safaris are popular for Kogatende.
Is there mobile network coverage in Serengeti?
Mobile network coverage is available in some areas of Serengeti, but it can be limited or unreliable in remote locations.
Travelers should not expect continuous internet access throughout the safari.
Some lodges and tented camps provide Wi-Fi, although connectivity and speed vary.
Is Serengeti safe for tourists?
Yes. Serengeti is a well-established wildlife tourism destination.
Visitors should always follow their professional guide's instructions, remain inside the safari vehicle unless permitted to leave it, and maintain a safe distance from wild animals.
Never approach, feed or attempt to touch wildlife.
Do I need travel insurance for a Tanzania migration safari?
Yes. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.
Your policy should cover medical emergencies, evacuation, trip cancellation, travel delays, lost luggage and other relevant travel risks.
For fly-in safaris, check whether your policy covers the activities and destinations included in your itinerary.
Do I need a visa to visit Tanzania?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and travel circumstances.
Many international visitors require a visa to enter Tanzania, while some nationalities may qualify for visa exemptions.
Travelers should check the latest official Tanzanian immigration requirements before departure.
Official website: Tanzania Immigration e-Visa Portal.
Which is better: Ndutu Calving Season or Mara River Crossing?
Both are exceptional wildlife experiences, but they offer different attractions.
Ndutu Calving Season is ideal for travelers who want to witness newborn wildebeests, enormous herds, predator activity and the remarkable beginning of life across the Serengeti plains.
Mara River Crossing is ideal for travelers interested in dramatic wildlife movement, large concentrations of migrating animals, crocodiles and challenging river crossings.
Is a migration safari suitable for honeymooners?
Absolutely. A migration safari can be an extraordinary honeymoon experience.
Couples can choose comfortable tented camps, luxury lodges, private safari vehicles and romantic accommodation arrangements.
A Serengeti migration safari can also be combined with a Zanzibar beach holiday.
Can solo travelers join migration safaris?
Yes. Solo travelers can join scheduled group migration safaris, subject to availability.
This is a good way to share safari expenses and meet other travelers.
However, single-room supplements may apply depending on accommodation arrangements.
An important reminder: The migration calendar is a general guide, not a fixed schedule. Rainfall, grass availability and natural wildlife movements determine where the herds will be found at any particular time.
The Great Wildebeest Migration is not simply about watching animals move across the plains. It is about witnessing one of nature's greatest survival journeys, from the birth of hundreds of thousands of wildebeest calves in Ndutu to the dramatic river crossings of Northern Serengeti.
Whether you choose the Ndutu Calving Season, the Grumeti River migration or the famous Mara River Crossing, Tanzania offers an unforgettable safari experience throughout the year.
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