Jungle book Mowgli cartoon



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 Mowgli cartoon 


Mowgli – The main hero, a human child raised by wolves.


Baloo – 

A kind and lazy bear who teaches Mowgli the "Law of  Jungle."


Bagheera – 

A wise and brave black panther who protects Mowgli.


Shere Khan – 

The evil tiger who wants to kill Mowgli.


Kaa – 

A giant python who sometimes helps Mowgli.



🐾 Themes:


The story teaches lessons about friendship, courage, loyalty, and identity. It shows how Mowgli learns to balance his life between the world of animals and humans.


🎬 Adaptations:


The Jungle Book has been adapted into many movies and cartoons, including Disney’s classic animated film (1967) and live-action versions (2016 and 2018).


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