The Beasts of Tarzan

"The Beasts of Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs is a thrilling tale from the early 1900s that follows John Clayton, also known as Tarzan, as he battles his nemesis, Nikolas Rokoff, to safeguard his loved ones. The story explores themes of staying alive, being true to one's word, and the wild nature within Tarzan, all while he deals with both the African jungle and the deceit of people. The story starts with Tarzan living peacefully in London with his wife, Jane, and their baby, Jack, but this doesn't last after Rokoff escapes from jail, making Tarzan rush back to protect his family. A terrible twist occurs when Jack is snatched away with the help of dishonest servants, driving Tarzan into a dangerous journey to save him. As he faces tough enemies and travels through the dangerous jungle, Tarzan remembers and uses his animal instincts, showing the ongoing conflict between being civilized and his wild past. The start of the story prepares readers for excitement, suspense, adventure, and Tarzan's strong connection with the animals of the wild.