Kaa Changes his Spots

Season 1Episode 2125 minJan 21, 1995
Kaa Changes his Spots
Simba finds a snakeskin necktie, puts it on, and then goes around everyone if they know what it is. Worried about the disappearance of their friend Kaa, Simba and his pals set out to look for him. Bagheera informs them that Kaa is changing his skin, an annual task he performs in the temple, also known as the House of the Spirits. Our heroes ignore the adults' warnings to stay away.
Kaa Changes his Spots has aired on Jan 21, 1995
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