A dangerous jungle

It is a bioclimatic landscape, characterized by its frequent rainfall, warm climate, and abundant vegetation, organized in different altitude levels.

It was a very dangerous place, as all kinds of venomous animals inhabited it, as well as other very dangerous animals like a panther, known for its agility, stealth, and ability to kill.

Or the tiger that was pure strength and fangs that tore through flesh.

Those from that indigenous tribe who live in a village in the meadow far from the jungle only have a few antidotes for venom, so they can't afford to be bitten by snakes or spiders.

No hunter had ever seen the wolf boy; it was just a rumor about that experiment that the scientists abandoned there, but some continued to go to that jungle to hunt him, or rather, to catch him without hurting him too much, just to take him alive to the tribe leader.
Because this would grant great honor to whoever brought it to him, perhaps to have it as his pet, since it was a unique creature of human and animal, although nobody knew what the character of the wolf boy was like since nobody had ever seen him, everyone was afraid of him, especially the children, since their parents told them terrifying stories to keep them from entering the jungle because of other predators.

There, they did many strange things, such as painting their faces with colored flowers and their powders on special days of big hunts. They taught young people from the age of 15 to fight and hunt, as well as to raise livestock, which were large cows with horns that they used to eat.

Unless some local hunters with their spears or stone knives, or knives made from animal fangs, decide to bring in a predator like a tiger, panther, or wolf to eat.