Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard?

Answer 1

It's a hormonal problem. Don't bring it up around him, it's a sensitive subject.

Answer 2

Tarzan was very young when first lost in the jungle--an infant in fact, adopted by a female belonging to an intelligent gorilla-like race. He first learned language from Paul D'Arnot a Frenchman; so presumably Paul taught him to use a pumice stone, as was done in the ancient world, to rid oneself of unwanted facial hair. It's a bit painful and time consuming, but that's the major explanation. Haircut just needed a sharp knife, and Tarzan has one, liberated from a dead slave trader or native, no doubt.

Answer 3

I am going to say it is due to a rare genetic disorder that affects hair growth on the face and body. It causes certain folicles to not be active. There, that is a pretty good guess.

Answer 4

He suffers from a disease from being exposed to the jungle too long.

He just may be suffering from Alopecia areata barbae!!

Answer 5

Because Cheetah reminds him he's watching him when he gives him an extra close shave every morning.

Answer 6

Jane used nair on his face and chest when he was sleeping

Answer 7

He gets Jane to shave it off,wax his chest and bikini wax him as well.

Answer 8

Wow, I never paid attention.

Answer 9

Because he uses 'Just For Apes'....

The simean equivilent of 'Veet'

Answer 10

wow i never thought of that or chest hair