| Display title | African Chant |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The unknown depths of the jungle are shown. The film cuts to a quieter scene, the Jungle Drums beat, and some random African Chant comes from the music. While sometimes the chant may be real, most of the time its just random phrases of Swahili or Zulu in order for it to mean something. |