Baloo the Bear's Many Adventures

Here are so many adventures of a bear named Baloo from The Jungle Book.:
 * BALOO (REPLACING WINNIE THE POOH)
 * BAGHEERA (REPLACING CHRISTOPHER ROBIN)
 * SHERE KHAN (REPLACING TIGGER)
 * JUNGLE (REPLACING 100 ACRE WOOD)
 * NOT INCLUDING: PIGLET, RABBIT, EEYORE, OWL, KANGA, ROO, GOPHER
 * The storybook opens with a bear named Baloo (also called "Baloo Bear") in the jungle going through his morning stoutness exercises, during which he accidentally rips the stitching on his bottom. After repairing his torn rump, he discovers that his jar of honey is nearly empty and starts wondering where he can get honey as he eats what's left in the pot. He hears a bee fly by, and tries to pull his head out of the jar, then decides to try to get honey from the bee's hive in the nearby honey tree.

He first tries climbing the tree, but that didn't work when the branch he's standing on breaks, and he tumbles to the ground into a "gorse-bush". He then borrows a blue balloon from a panther named Bagheera in an attempt to fool the bees and get the honey. Cleverly, Baloo disguises himself as a big black rain cloud by dunking himself with the pile of "poo", and then uses the balloon to float up next to the hive. A lone bee guard flies out to meet him and is very wary of the big black rain cloud. Baloo sticks his hand into the hive and pulls out a giant handful of honey with bees on it, eating the honey, but spitting the bees out. Among them is the queen bee, who is ticked with Pooh Bear and makes him fall into the same poopy spot in which he disguised himself.

Baloo is soon surrounded by angry bees from the hive, his disguise wearing off. After getting out of the mud puddle, the queen bee sees the big black rain cloud is a bear. Angry, the bee shoots up toward Baloo and stings his baby bottom. The sudden hit causes Pooh to swing upward and back, jamming his rear into the bottom of the hive. The head bee rests on a nearby branch and starts laughing heartily at Baloo's expense. The now nervous Baloo admits to Bagheera that these are the wrong sorts of bees, and is shoved out of the hole by the incensed insects who proceed to give chase.

During the pursuit, the string holding the balloon closed comes loose and the balloon flies out of control. Baloo is taken for a wild ride. The queen bee continues laughing but is now forced to take cover as her quarry whizzes by her twice. The chase is suddenly reversed as the bees are now chased by Baloo. The bees retreat into their hive and Baloo's balloon deflates its last bit of air. The defeated bear inevitably falls back to earth and lands in the arms of Bagheera. The queen bee calls the others to attention with a buzzing "CHARGE!" and the swarm gives chase after the two who seek safety in the mud puddle. Baloo then confesses, "You never can tell with bees!" before spitting out one more bee.

That night, Baloo hears an unfamiliar noise coming from elsewhere in the Hundred Acre Wood. Someone knocks on Baloo’s door, then a tiger named Shere Khan bounces inside in search of something to eat. After Shere Khan sings his signature song, "The Most Wonderful Thing About Tigers", he tries some honey but decides, "Yuck! Tigers don't like honey!". Before leaving Baloo’s house, Shere Khan tells him that there are Elephants and Weasels in the forest and that they steal honey, Baloo's favorite food. Later, Baloo suffers from a nightmare in which Elephants and Weasels steal his honey while the song "Elephants and Weasels" plays.