LIANE, JUNGLE GODDESS

During a German expedition in Africa, Thoren is attacked and captured by the native Botos. Before they can kill him, a long-haired, topless wild woman convinces the Botos to let him go. Thoren becomes fascinated with the woman and enlists Kersten and Keller to capture her.

Meanwhile, in Germany, shipping tycoon Theo Amelongen and his nephew Viktor see an article about the wild woman that was found and Theo suspects that it might be his long-lost granddaughter Liane, who went missing 18 years ago when the ship she and her parents were on went down. Theo sails to Africa and Thoren takes Liane with him and Jacqueline. Liane's tribesman friend Tanga sneaks onto the ship with Liane's pet lion, Simba.

When the group ends up at Theo's house, Viktor discovers that Liane will be inheriting the fortune. Viktor hires one of the few surviving crew members of the ship's sinking and bribes him to testify that there were no passengers among the survivors.

When the attorney arrives with Viktor, they find Theo dead in his study. The police are called in and it is revealed that Viktor was responsible for his uncle's death. Viktor then gets into his car as Thoren and the police pursue him. The car chase goes down the street until Viktor ends up driving off the bridge to his death.

Liane inherits the Amelongen fortune and heads back to Africa to visit the Danner expedition.

Viktor, exposed as his uncle's murderer, flees in his car but dies in a crash. Liane inherits the Amelongen fortune and returns to Africa.

The ending ties up the film's dual threads of jungle adventure and European intrigue by resolving the inheritance dispute through Viktor's downfall. Liane's return to Africa with her newfound wealth closes the loop on her journey from feral jungle girl to heiress, highlighting the film's fascination with the intersection of civilization and wildness.