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A young boy, lost from his Indian jungle village, is found by Father and Mother Wolf in their cave. Though the animals are surprised by the human child, Mother Wolf protects him as her own. Shere Khan, the tiger, demands the child, arguing humans don't belong in the wild, but Mother Wolf bravely refuses. Baloo the bear and Bagheera the black panther support her; Baloo teaches the boy jungle law, and Bagheera offers an ox for pack acceptance. The pack agrees, naming him Mowgli, meaning 'little frog'. Mowgli grows up with wolf cubs, learning jungle ways despite being human. A lasting threat remains as Shere Khan vows to one day destroy the man-cub.

In the Indian jungle, a baby boy wanders away from his village and is discovered by Father Wolf and Mother Wolf in their cave. Although the animals are surprised to see a human child there, Mother Wolf decides to protect him as her own. The tiger Shere Khan demands the child, arguing that humans do not belong in the wild, but Mother Wolf bravely refuses to give him up. Baloo the bear and Bagheera the black panther support her decision, with Baloo promising to teach the child the Law of the Jungle and Bagheera offering an ox so the wolf pack will accept him. The pack agrees, and the boy is named Mowgli, meaning “little frog.” Mowgli grows up among the wolf cubs, learning the ways and rules of the jungle despite being human. However, a lasting threat remains as Shere Khan swears he will one day destroy the man-cub.