Production
- Like other Weissmuller Tarzan films, the elephants were Indian, which have smaller ears, and not African. Large fake ears, and fake tusks, were fitted onto the animals in an attempt to make them look authentic.
- The tribe of African pygmies portrayed in the film was actually a cast of several white little people wearing blackface.
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