This version of the yell is listed as coming from the Mickey Mouse cartoon Mickey's Garden, released in 1935, where a cartoon jungle-style call fits the short's playful garden chaos. The Tarzan yell itself became a wider pop-culture shorthand for jungle adventure after the early Tarzan films, and Disney's animated take kept the sound family friendly and instantly recognisable. Online, creators reuse it as a quick audio punchline for swings, leaps and overconfident entrances, which is why a short cartoon call still works in modern memes and edits.