Entity: JUNGLE
Jungle refers to a dense forest with thick vegetation, typically found in tropical regions. It is often associated with a wild and dangerous environment.
JUNGLE
Etymology
The word 'jungle' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'jangala,' meaning uncultivated land.
Definition
A jungle is a dense forest with thick vegetation, typically found in tropical regions. It is known for its wild and dangerous nature, often depicted as an impenetrable thicket of trees and plants.
Historical Context
Throughout history, jungles have been portrayed in literature and media as mysterious and untamed landscapes, often serving as the backdrop for adventure stories and exploration.
Cultural Significance
Jungles hold cultural significance in various societies, symbolizing the unknown, danger, and the power of nature. They are also important ecosystems that support a wide range of plant and animal species.
Related Concepts
- Rainforest
- Wilderness
- Tropical forest
See Also
- Forest
- Vegetation
- Biodiversity
A dense forest with thick vegetation, often found in tropical regions, known for its wild and dangerous nature.