Hello, dear viewers! In this video, we take on the challenge of building a small tree house in the wild to live closer to nature. Living in the wilderness is not easy, but we put in the hard work ...

Not every pup chases tennis balls—some chase thrill! In this wild and hilarious clip, a daring dog takes tree time to a new level by swinging from a branch like a furry jungle adventurer. With a bite ...

Because of its coloring and texture, this plant makes a nice addition to mixed containers. Jungle Fire thrives in warm and humid environments.

Roots and the underground jungle What happens to trees below ground is as interesting as what we see above the surface. Trees stand up because their roots anchor them.

(Okay, maybe you're not that extreme, but either way, this awesome little jungle tree house will be perfect for anyone exploring the jungle biome.

In the digital wilds of Minecraft, some extraordinary craftsmanship has recently come to light, shared by a player by the username u/Tatic_Jumping.

The trees themselves are not alien to the original form of Angkor. Recent satellite imagery has shown that the temples were surrounded by shady forests, and for good reason.

New Delhi — Police in India found a 50-year-old American woman chained to a tree in a forest in the country's western Maharashtra state, where she claims her Indian husband left her to die ...

So although it looks like you're fighting in a jungle, all those bushes and trees have the properties of concrete, making for frustrating shots when the enemy is weaving his way through them ...

A giant, 900-year-old Amazon tree is the destination of eco-friendly hikes through the rainforest near Santarém in northern Brazil. Ecotourism helps to preserve it and to protect the nature ...

An American woman who was chained to a tree in the Indian jungle and left for dead has been rescued after a local shepherd heard her distressing cries for help.

Sales agent Picture Tree Intl. has picked up “The Beast in the Jungle,” a romantic drama adapted from Henry James’ novel by Clara van Gool.