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Episode 2

By: Rudyard Kipling
Narrated by: Bill Bailey, Richard E. Grant, Colin Salmon, Tim McInnerny, Bernard Cribbins, Celia Imrie, Martin Shaw
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  • When the rains fail and the Peace Rock is exposed in the dry riverbed, Hathi the elephant calls a Water Truce. Protected by the law of the jungle, Mowgli comes face to face with Shere Khan at the sluggish watering hole.

    However, a more immediate threat than Shere Khan is about to make itself known.

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Exceptional Story Telling

Immersed in the Jungle through sound and so superbly tied together with such a collection of beautiful characters.

It’s for all ages

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