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Why do they call it jungle?
Derived from the Sanskrit word jangala, “jungle” is used to refer to “an uncultivated waste,” “a place of bewildering complexity and confusion,” “a scene of ruthless competition, struggle, or exploitation,” and an “impenetrable growth of vegetation,” according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
Derived from the Sanskrit word jangala, “jungle” is used to refer to “an uncultivated waste,” “a place of bewildering complexity and confusion,” “a scene of ruthless competition, struggle, or exploitation,” and an “impenetrable growth of vegetation,” according to the Oxford English Dictionary.