python Kaa

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Python Kaa is a large, hypnotic snake from Rudyard Kipling’s "The Jungle Book," known as both a dangerous predator and, at times, an ally to the boy Mowgli.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jungle Book character
fictional snake
literary character
adaptationDifference often portrayed as more villainous in film adaptations than in the original book
alignment ambiguous
allyOf Mowgli
appearsIn The Jungle Book
The Second Jungle Book
appearsInStory Kaa's Hunting
Red Dog
The King's Ankus
basedInWork British literature
characterRole ally
predator
creator Rudyard Kipling
fictionalSpecies Indian rock python
linked to: Indian python
firstAppearance The Jungle Book (1894)
friendOf Bagheera
Baloo
gender male (in Kipling's original stories)
hasAdaptation Disney's The Jungle Book (1967 film)
Disney's The Jungle Book (2016 film)
various stage adaptations of The Jungle Book
language speaks animal language of the Jungle
literaryPeriod Victorian literature
medium prose fiction
nationalityOfWork British
notableAbility constriction
hypnosis
notableScene hypnotizes the Bandar-log in the Cold Lairs
portrayedAs dangerous
very old
very powerful
wise
rescues Mowgli from the Bandar-log
linked to: Mowgli
setting Indian jungle
species python
workGenre adventure fiction
children's literature

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Mowgli associatedWithAnimal python Kaa