Leanne Golino

I subscribe to the backwards order and beautiful chaos of life. I drink the kool aid of the universe followed by basking in all the unknowns.

Leanne Golino
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10 Unexpected Beach Reads
shondaland.com - By Madeleine Deliee
Let’s say you might have some time to yourself this summer (hypothetically), and in that time, you want to read. No one wants to waste precious …
Leanne Golino
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Biologists catch record-breaking 215-pound Burmese python in Florida Everglades
USA TODAY - Amy Bennett Williams
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Conservancy biologists caught the biggest Burmese python ever found in Florida’s Everglades: an almost 18-foot-long, 215-pound female loaded with 122 eggs. The record-breaking invasive snake was deep in the scrub of Picayune Strand State Forest in Florida's Collier County, where a …
Leanne Golino
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Owner’s secret footage catches dog playing and singing at a piano
classicfm.com - Maddy Shaw Roberts
This white poodle had a ball playing piano while his owners were out. Another musical dog has graced our screens, and we couldn’t be happier. In the …
Leanne Golino
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US swimmer rescued by coach from bottom of pool after fainting in World Championship
ABC News
"We push through limits and sometimes we find them,” said the swimmer's coach. American swimmer Anita Alvarez is breathing a sigh of relief on …
Leanne Golino
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Japanese Company Invents Flood-Proof Floating Houses
odditycentral.com - By Spooky
Japanese housing developer Ichijo Komuten recently unveiled a “flood-resistant house” that can not only remain waterproof during floods, but also …
Leanne Golino
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Hawk That Attacked Bobcat Quick Finds Itself on the Defensive
wideopenspaces.com - Travis Smola
Bobcats and hawks are both stealthy silent predators that hunt from two very different positions. The hawks rule the sky while bobcats are stealthy …