A recent video has sparked widespread outrage, showing tourists blocking the Great Wildebeest Migration in Kenya's Maasai Mara to take photos, disregarding park regulations and causing chaos.

• The incident occurred this week, with the video shared on Tuesday, August 19, by Cheetah Guardians on Instagram.
• Tourists were seen standing less than a meter away from wildebeests, forcing some back into the crocodile-infested river.
• A park ranger allegedly supervised the incident and demanded $20 (approximately Ksh2,584) for filming, according to the video's caption.
• This follows a similar event a month prior where wildlife guide and photographer Nick Kleer documented dozens of safari vehicles blocking the Mara River, causing panic among the herd.
• The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators condemned these actions as unethical, threatening wildlife and tourists alike.