The Jungle Book: The Adventures of Mowgli

Despite having no claws or fangs to hunt with, Mowgli discovers an effective way in which he can catch his prey.

Mowgli is determined to fulfill the wishes of his adoptive father Alexander.

Mowgli wonders why his brothers have been inexplicably thrown from their mother's home, and why Akela insists on hunting the weaker prey.

Mowgli tries to help Kichi, a young red panda who is new to the jungle.

The monkeys use a vulnerable Kichi as bait in an attempt to trap Mowgli.

When Baloo loses his patience and slaps Mowgli, the young boy runs away and disregards Baloo's warnings about the "cold fang."

Baloo puts his life at risk in an attempt to rescue Mowgli, who is in serious danger.

Mowgli insists on helping his injured wolf-brother Akru, who is being shunned by the other wolves for breaking the law of the pack.

An old lone wolf claiming to have been a good friend of Alexander's joins the pack. Meanwhile, food from the emergency reserve is being stolen.

Mowgli and Bacchus are accused of stealing from the food reserve, but Bagheera blames the theft on an evil spirit.