The Story of Mowgli

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Who wrote the story of Mowgli?

The story of Mowgli was written by Rudyard Kipling.

In which book does the story of Mowgli appear?

Mowgli's story appears in 'The Jungle Book'.

Where is Mowgli raised?

Mowgli is raised in the jungle.

Who raises Mowgli in the jungle?

Mowgli is raised by a pack of wolves.

Who is the panther that befriends Mowgli?

The panther that befriends Mowgli is named Bagheera.

What is the name of the bear who teaches Mowgli?

The bear who teaches Mowgli is named Baloo.

Who is the main antagonist that Mowgli faces?

The main antagonist is a tiger named Shere Khan.

Why does Mowgli eventually leave the jungle?

Mowgli leaves the jungle to live in the village with humans for his safety.

What lesson is taught through Mowgli’s interactions with the animals?

The story teaches lessons about friendship, courage, and the balance of nature.

Which animal tribe becomes Mowgli's enemy besides Shere Khan?

The Bandar-log, the tribe of monkeys, become Mowgli's enemy.

How does Mowgli defeat Shere Khan?

Mowgli tricks Shere Khan into a cattle stampede to defeat him.

What is the significance of the 'Red Flower' in the story?

The 'Red Flower' is what the jungle animals call fire, which is feared and respected.

What does Mowgli use to protect himself in the jungle?

Mowgli uses his intelligence and knowledge of fire to protect himself.

What role does Kaa the python play in Mowgli's life?

Kaa the python helps Mowgli several times, saving him from danger.

Why are the animals in the jungle initially afraid of Mowgli?

The animals are afraid because humans have the knowledge to use fire, which is dangerous to them.