Have you heard about the "feral children"? These are children found living alone, usually in the wild, without humans taking care of them. For those found in the forests, some say that animals took care and raised the children. Maybe you have seen the movie Tarzan or heard of the character Mowgli from The Jungle Book. They are examples of feral children that were eventually brought back to society. Do you think humans can really live outside of society? Imagine being raised by an animal. What would happen when, after long years of living with animals, a person is placed in society? What would be the challenges? Do you think that person could forget what he "learned" from the animals?

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