The Original Jungle Book 😔 (sad)

[TheEntitiyWhoAsked]

The wolves got better parenting skills then the actual parents who abandoned their son in a cave....

[nxsmikey]

The moment when we realise that being with wolves should be better than being with humans for him.

[elite]

For those who are saying " wolves are better than his parents" LISTEN -
1800 was time of United Kingdom in India, They forced people to give 80% income Tax and even Tax on salt. 165 million people died by hunger thanks to United Kingdom and BI tch Victoria. Maybe his parents also died by hunger and he left alone there

[qdmmhfs]

Bro almost every Disney's story had a creepy past 😳

[gym]

It’s crazy what the human body is capable of.

[wolfgangamadeusmozart]

The main inspiration for Disney's Jungle Book adaptation was the book by Rudyard Kipling. The Rudyard Kipling novel was based on this Dina Person.

[ana]

This proves the importance of taking optimal care of our children. Once certain developmental stages close, they cannot be recovered in adulthood.

[chriskutz]

If dina saw the world from heaven, lots of wolves would love him.

[DiegoRamirez-svpb]

Disney: makes every human and animal speak fluent English

[thAGENT-ywgd]

Fun Fact. The guy who wrote 'The Jungle Book' was also raised in India.

[MysterioMC]

Romulus and Remus be real quiet after this video 🔥🔥🔥

[adamyaagrawal]

Should have left him with the wolves, he might have lived longer

[Dreamz_.]

The wolves were really good parents
Edit: omg thx for the likes

[Yumika_Ito]

Hunter: beta tera naam kya ha-
Dina: RAWR

[kennethjones]

He saw that these people were like he, however he could never betray his family, the wolves, and so he spent his days watching the humans, but never stopped missing his family. Rest in peace.

[MohammadJunaid]

Man Lived The Real Life Of Mowgli And Thanks To Zack Who Taught Us This

[vidyakog]

Wolfs are pack animals... taking him away from his pack led to his early demise.

[fivinmv]

I learned another Indian story on two girls, Amala and Kamala, raised by wolves, than later taken under the care of a singh named guy, in India 🇮🇳 though I am from Pakistan, I learned it in 4th or 5th class and just recalled it by watching this video and one of those two (i think the older one) was able to learn some words but both died early ages.

[lakshyapawar]

My greatgrandfather lived in nearby village in which dina was found, my father also told me the story of dina, its known as Mowgli land.

[amanekaze]

Just to let anyone know, not all wolves act like fictional monsters. These beautiful creatures are completely affectionate to their wolf leader, which happens to be their mother's love. If their wolf leader died, wolves like them would fight against each other who will become the next mother leader. Hence, they are emotionally intelligent and care for Dina even though they are different beings

Looks like people misunderstood my comment. I meant the leader is the mother figure who leads her wolves and it's all up to the leader depending on her maturity. The Yes Theory cover this kind of story, I recommend watching their video of it