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No Breaks on the Steppe: Surviving the Long Walk.
Across Central Asia's vast grasslands, there are no timeouts—only miles. Follow a saiga calf and her herd on a five-month push across the Kazakh and Mongolian steppe: drought to downpour, dust to thunder, thin grass to the brief green rush. Watch river crossings that turn the herd into a living rope, learn how fences become puzzles, and see gray wolves test the edges with patient geometry. Survival here is motion: small meals every hour, hooves choosing the cheapest lines, noses built to filter dust and temper bitter air. Along the route, demoiselle cranes claim salt islands, golden eagles ride thermals, and a stubborn dung beetle rolls a hard-won ball that quietly fertilizes tomorrow's grass. Shot in cinematic detail, this episode blends intimate behavior with big-land scale—energy budgets, predator math, weather breaks, and the long memory of migration. No melodrama, no myth—just the ledger of risk and reward written in hoofprints and wingbeats. If you've ever wondered how an antelope outruns winter without ever stopping, this is the story: keep moving, read the wind, cross when the current says 'now,' and find the next patch of enough before the last one runs out. This is migration, measured in motion and memory.

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