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Kaa is the secondary antagonist of Disney's 1967 animated feature film The Jungle Book. He is an enormous snake with an equally large appetite—specifically for Mowgli, the man-cub. Kaa's most dangerous attributes are his hypnotic eyes, which he uses to manipulate unsuspecting prey and lure them into his jaws and coils. he enjoys teasing and playing with his food, hypnotized or not. He playfully tugged at Mowgli's wrists and ankles to stop him from escaping, and later savored the time before the kill when he hypnotized the man-cub and made him sleepwalk over his body. When hypnotizing Shanti, he mockingly comforted her by stroking her hair and then he made her nod to his questions.Kaa is an Indian python that has grown to be extremely long for a member of his species. While his exact size is unknown, in the original book he is described as more than 30ft long. His eyes are yellow and fill with concentric circles of blue, yellow and purple when using hypnosis. He has golden scales and a lighter underbelly, and dark brown spots patterned across his back. Despite having a large body, Kaa's head and neck are small in comparison, although his mouth is large enough to take up most of his head. Like all pythons, Kaa can dislocate his jaw to open his mouth wide enough to swallow prey far larger than his head, although this must be done head-first. Powerful Coils: As a constrictor, Kaa makes use of his powerful coils to catch and immobilize prey. While pythons will typically squeeze their prey to the point of suffocation or cardiac arrest, Kaa seems to prefer to swallow his prey alive and uses his coils in tandem with hypnosis to ensnare a victim, though he does tug Mowgli's neck to silence him when the man-cub tries to call for help in their first encounter. Kaa's entire body is extremely dexterous, able to form themselves into all sorts of shapes including hammocks, crosses and staircases.