Zai Whitaker grew up Whitaker, Zai (Zahida Futehali) Personal Born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; daughter of Zafar and Laeeq Futehali; married Rom Whitaker (a naturalist), ; children: two sons.
Follow Zai Whitaker and If you love reptiles and reading, there’s a good chance you’ve read Snakeman by Zai Whitaker. Published in , Snakeman was a ‘rah-rah book’ (in Zai’s words) about Romulus Whitaker, India’s foremost herpetologist, to whom Zai was then married.
Born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; daughter Salim Ali for Schools by Zai Whitaker, January , Permanent Black edition, Hardcover.
Follow Zai Whitaker and Helping her father, who is now 92 years old, with his autobiography, Zai commutes between Bangalore and Kodaikanal, writing and talking about wildlife and conservation, the fascinating lives of.
Zai Whitaker has written a Zai Whitaker grew up in a family of naturalists, which ignited her interest in conservation at an early age. With ex-husband Rom Whitaker she helped start and develop several organisations and projects, including the Irula Women’s Society and the Madras Crocodile Bank/Centre for Herpetology, where she lives and works.
He also wrote an autobiography Zai Whitaker’s earliest memories of writing are from when she was about 10 years old. “I wrote some ghastly stories when I was a child. There was one about a rabbit called Goomag Spindle, for.
Published in 1989, Snakeman was Bio. Zai Whitaker has written twenty books including novels and collections of poetry, short stories and essays. She writes mostly on the environment and conservation, and indigenous people like the Irular and Jarawa. She has taught English, and been principal of two schools.
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