This image, one of photographer Ketan Khambhatta’s favorites, shows the different personalities of two different species. During the river crossings in the Masai Mara, zebras tend to be very careful, looking out for crocodiles in the water before moving forward and slowly making progress. Wildebeests (in the background) blindly follow each other, jumping into the river with all their might in hopes of crossing over quickly. This photograph, shared by more than 60,000 people on our Nat Geo Your Shot Instagram page, went on to win a Nat Geo contest.
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