Is the story of bozo the elephant and Rudyard Kipling a true story?

Answer 1

Yes, Bozo did have to get his cage cleaned and he made this children so scared. In the middle the cleaner had a talk with Bozo and Bozo said "Sorry I made everybody get scared, will you tell them I am a good Elephant Bozo" the cleaner told everybody that Bozo said he was sorry for making the children upset. He wanted them to think that he was a generous Elephant Bozo, And they did. Bozo and died one morning "He was the best Elephant bozo ever" the children said. "I will never forget you!" said the cleaner and he never did. The cleaner is still alive telling the story of Elephant Bozo. That was Just part one buy the book off or Amazon to read the rest.

Answer 2

No, the story of Bozo the elephant and Rudyard Kipling is not true. It is a fictional story that was created by author Albert Bigelow Paine in the early 20th century. Rudyard Kipling did have a fascination with elephants and wrote about them in his works, but there is no historical evidence to suggest that he interacted with a specific elephant named Bozo.