Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle is Edgar Rice Burroughs' classic adventure of an English infant, orphaned on the coast of Africa and adopted by a tribe of great apes after his parents' death. Named Tarzan by Kala, the she-ape who raises him as her own, the boy grows into a mighty hunter, mastering the ways of beasts while gradually uncovering traces of his human heritage. When outsiders from civilization enter his domain, Tarzan is torn between the jungle that shaped him and the world of his birth, ultimately claiming his rightful place as the fearless Lord of the Jungle.
