Greg: Hi Mowgli, thanks for stopping by. So, you're on a publicity tour for Disney?
Mowgli: Yes, they are re-releasing the movie, so I'm making some appearances to the 45th anniversary of the film.
Greg: Really? That's not something that I would have thought you'd go for.
Mowgli: Well, normally, you would be correct, but times are tough. The jungles in India are rapidly disappearing. There's not much room to roam, so I thought that if I'd have to return to the man village, I would do it on my own terms and see a little bit of the world.
Greg: Okay, fair enough. Now, I know your basic history, that your parents were killed in the jungle in a tiger attack, and that you were raised by wolves. What was it like to be raised in a wolf pack.
Mowgli: It was a great way to grow up--definitely better than growing up in the man village. I got to run with the pack, and pull thorns from their paws. I could out stare any wolf in the pack, and I was a really good hunter.
Greg: Didn't they give you a nickname?
Mowgli: Uh huh. They called me Frog because I did not have any hair and I moved around a lot.
Greg: It sounds like you had a great time in the jungle. Were there any drawbacks?
