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Narrow escapes from confused cobras, belligerent cockroaches hell bent on trying to take over bathrooms, buffaloes who seem to actually see red! Join the author as she meanders down childhood memory lanes in the company of family and friends, humorously recounting tales of interaction with critters having paws or claws and even those without either! Get absorbed in tales of playful dogs, nutty squirrels, inquisitive lizards and vengeful monkeys. Appreciate the small miracles of nature to be found in your own backyards and recapture your forgotten joys through her account of tree-climbing school days and romps through the neighbourhood. Share her glimpses into the human and animal psyche … observations gleaned while travelling in a pack … two-legged and four!
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Mrs. Sardesai
Having grown up around animals of various types, the passion for all creatures great and small was deeply instilled in her and Zoology (naturally!) was one of the subjects she chose in college. She did an observational stint at the local Baroda Zoo for three months to add to her understanding about the animal world. Later, she trained as a teacher and even at work in primary schools, it was always her goal to inculcate love for all living creatures in her students by way of hands-on experience offered by setting up and maintaining an aquarium, field visits to observe creatures in nature and also by taking care of a rescued bird. She has taught science and environmental studies, topics close to her heart. She has been called a ‘cat lady’ by neighbors as her family rescues the abandoned and injured cats they find. Their goal is to rehabilitate and rehome these rescued animals. Over a period of the past fifteen odd years, they have rescued more than forty cats, a few dogs and even some birds, some of which have been relocated to other countries.
Mrs. Sardesai also travels to nature reserves in various parts of the world with her husband who is an avid nature photographer. Their aim is to observe local fauna and flora and learn more about conservation efforts. Mrs. Sardesai firmly believes that ‘forest bathing’ is the best way to refresh mind and body.
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