The Beasts of Tarzan

A nobleman who once lived among apes confronts the aftermath of his arch-enemy's escape when that adversary engineers the abduction of the couple's infant son, setting off a desperate pursuit. Treachery among conspirators sends the child into remote jungle regions while the father is betrayed, marooned, and forced into encounters with hostile human groups and wild beasts. The action moves between tense rescue efforts, survival in unforgiving landscapes, and shifting alliances, resolving through tracking, combat, and resourcefulness. Recurring themes include paternal devotion, the tension between civilized norms and primal law, and endurance in the face of elemental danger.