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Albert Falls and his contemporaries in the Society of Explorers and Adventurers.2011 Refurbishments - There are so many refurbishment projects across Disneyland Park this year that here’s one finishing we never even reported as starting. Said book is sticking out and is shown to be used for a secret-passageway connecting the the secret room used by Dr. Skipper Canteen there is an edition of the Jungle Book in the Falls family library. In the script, Skippers identify the book as being, "The Jungle Book". When entering the Congo in the Magic Kingdom's Jungle Cruise, there is a book on a crate along the river nearby the abandoned Pygmy Camp. from Disney's Jungle Book film serves as the namesake and logo for the Hathi Jr.

Said restaurant was previously known as the Explorers Club, likely derived from the Adventurers Club of Pleasure Island.Ĭonnections Disney Explorers Lodge A copy of The Jungle Book, a facsimile of the 1894 first edition, can be found on the writing desk inside of the restaurant. This restaurant in Disneyland Paris' Adventureland is named for the character of Hathi and uses the version of the character from Disney's 1967 Jungle Book as its logo. The Jungle Patrol was strict and militaristic though often used by Colonel Hathi to pompously display his own status.Īppearances and allusions Colonel Hathi's Pizza Outpost By the 1890s, Hathi became the self-appointed colonel and leader of the, "Jungle Patrol" which patrolled the jungle to enforce the law of the jungle and keep the jungle safe.

In the jungle, Hathi mated with a fellow Indian elephant named, "Winifred" with whom he had a son named Hathi, Jr. By unknown means, Hathi found his way to the jungles of India where he became a wild elephant.

According to Hathi, he was once awarded the Victoria Cross, for bravery above and beyond the call of duty though the validity of this claim is unknown. Colonel Hathi is an Indian elephant in the 19th century which was domesticated and used within the Maharajah's 5th Pachyderm Brigade.