I'm sorry, but that statement is incorrect. The African grasslands, also known as the savannah, have evolved to accommodate and sustain large-scale wildebeest migrations. These grasslands provide an abundant food source for the wildebeest as they travel in search of fresh grazing areas. The migration of wildebeest is a natural and integral part of the ecosystem, promoting grassland regeneration, dispersing seeds, and supporting the ecological balance of the region. The grasslands have adapted to withstand and benefit from this phenomenon over thousands of years.
