Can Every Baby Ibex Make This Deadly Cliff Crossing?

Can Every Baby Ibex Make This Deadly Cliff Crossing? link video : https://youtu.be/1PeYbLvfLcc Every spring, a herd of Himalayan ibex has to cross some of the deadliest cliffs on Earth, with kids only weeks old. Not because they want to, but because staying behind is even more dangerous. The winter valleys are running out of food, and the open valley floors belong to wolves that run their prey down. So the herd takes the route no predator would follow: sheer walls, a natural stone arch over a thousand-foot drop, a knife-edge snow ridge with a cornice waiting to collapse, and a gully of ice and loose rock. The oldest female leads, and every animal behind her steps exactly where she stepped. 00:00 The crossing no one wants to make 01:04 Why not the valleys 01:52 The stone arch 02:56 The snow ridge and the cornice 04:32 The last gully 05:36 The summit - did they all make it? 06:40 The summer pasture 07:44 Why the hard path is the safe one #ibex #himalayas #wildlife #naturedocumentary #animals ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This video is created for educational, documentary, and storytelling purposes. Parts of this video contain AI generated and dramatized visuals used to illustrate the process clearly, and do not depict a specific real-world facility.