Tarzan deals with the villainous Schroeder, who is illegally collecting animals for zoos, only to be menaced by Schroeder's hunter brother Sikes, out for revenge, who teams up with greedy trader Lapin in a hunt for human game,Tarzan himself. Three episodes of a never-aired TV series were re-edited, with studio action intercut with location and wildlife footage.

Tarzan and the Trappers (1960)

At his English manor, Tarzan recounts his recent adventures in Guatemala. Assisted by Major Martling, he recalls their quest to find the mysterious Green Goddess, who is worshipped by a local primitive tribe.

Tarzan and the Green Goddess (1938)

In Africa, to collect specimens for zoos owned by Roger and Penny Reed, their daughter Eleanor and her partner Nevin Potter are led by the corrupt guide Olaf Punch, who is in the pay of the local ruler Ben Alleu Bey. Tarzan rescues Eleanor when she becomes trapped in a mud pit. No one will believe her story about a white man who came to her rescue, however. When a lioness tries to free her captured cubs, Tarzan is forced to save Eleanor and then free the animals who have been captured thus far.

Tarzan's Revenge (1938)

Kohn and Alice Clayton set sail for Africa, but mutineers marooned them. After his parents die, the newborn Tarzan is taken by a great ape, Kala. Later, the boy finds his father's knife and uses it to become King of the Apes.

Tarzan of the Apes (1918)

Jane nurses the British troops and needs medicinal plants, for which she writes to Tarzan. Tarzan and Boy head to the desert to find the plants, but they must fight prehistoric monsters and the Nazis.

Tarzan's Desert Mystery (1944)

After years of research, Ramu, a brilliant scientist who lives in the jungle with his wife Uma and their four-year-old son Leher, comes up with the nectar of immortality: an innovative formula that can save the lives of millions. Then, tragedy strikes. Fifteen long years later, Ramu's father and his adopted daughter, Leela, arrive in Vanrajpur, a town on the outskirts of the jungle, to search for any trace of his son, daughter-in-law, and grandson. Unbeknownst to them, one of his men, Bihari, has sinister ulterior motives.

Toofani Tarzan (1937)

As an influx of leopard attacks causes panic, Tarzan joins a hunting expedition, only to face a pagan cult of Leopard-God worshippers and their fiendish High-Priestess. Can he escape the sharp claws of the savage Leopard Woman?

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