Question

What was meant by 'or I know nothing of Man" by Bagheera to Shere Khan in "The Jungle book" by Rudyard Kipling?

Answer 1

Bagheera wanted to hide Mowgli from Sher khan that is why he said that he knows nothing of the man.  

Explanation:

• "The jungle book” is written by Rudyard Kipling and there is no doubt that it is one of his best pieces.  

• In this book, a kid named Mowgli is brought up by animals of the jungle especially a black panther Bagheera, and a bear Baloo.  

• Sher khan wanted to kill Mowgli so they both tried their best to save Mowgli.

Answer 2

The Jungle Book

• What was meant by 'or I know nothing of Man" by Bagheera to Shere Khan?

Answer:

• Sher khan wanted to kill Mowgli
• 'The Jungle book' was written by Rudyard Kipling.
• According to the given question the right answer is Bagheera wanted to hide Mowgli from Sher Khan. So Bagheera said, "Or I know nothing of Man".

• When we read the story all the time we feel the incredible moments of the laws of the jungle and the incredible moments between the human and animal planets.
• All credit goes to Rudyard Kipling who is the master of wonderful creation.