A chimpanzee of the Amazonian jungle saves a baby and raises him as her own. He becomes the Tarzan of the jungle.

A male baby is born in a palace, with a distinctive dark mark near his right nipple. But he was born in an Amazonian state so, the Queen takes him from his mother, and dispatches the baby on a raft down the river rapids, as is the local custom - expecting him to die or be saved by the gods. A curious chimpanzee saves the baby from the river, a lioness with milk to spare raises him as her own. A baby elephant teaches him how to walk on his fours, and later how to fight with a tree branch, a lion protects him from third party attacks. The baby grows into a teenager, than a handsome man with a large mane of black hair. A man wants to get the Amazons gold treasure, and his search for it will break the jungle man's quiet, but also put him in contact with beautiful girls, and ultimately with his mother.—Artemis-9

Condemned to death for being male, the innocent newborn boy of the soon-to-be queen of the matriarchal kingdom of Roopnagar is abandoned in the realm's furious cataracts, as commands the law for both commoners and royalty. Instead, as fate would have it, the boy's life is spared thanks to divine intervention and the wild but compassionate animals of the unforgiving jungle: a chimpanzee, a lioness, and an elephant. As the helpless lad grows into mighty Tarzan, protector of the green forest, a team of ruthless opportunists looking for gold sets foot in the off-limits, sacred realm, only to come face-to-face with brutal beasts and a ferocious tribe of cannibals. Now, raven-haired Rita faces certain death, and only Tarzan can save her. Is this the beginning of a passionate jungle love?—Nick Riganas