THE SWIMMING POOL – If your job description involves cleaning swimming pools with a skimmer net, you probably encounter similar items on a regular basis. Dead bees? Check. Decaying leaves? Check. Old Band-Aids. Double check.
Thankfully, you probably don't have to chase debris very often. It just floats there until you're able to catch it in your net.
But, once in a blue moon, your net skills are truly put to the test by a giant lizard. I am speaking, of course, about the iguanas that have invaded parts of Florida. These prehistoric-looking critters hang out in trees and are a real nuisance to homeowners.
Here's what a pool cleaning looks like when iguanas are involved. Check out the video:
Not only can this iguana swim, but it looks like an Olympian contender. It's fast. It's agile. And it has no interest in going into a net that seems to be way too small for the job.
Maybe days like this are actually fun for a pool cleaner. You spend so much time dealing with soggy hornets that it could be an exciting challenge to pursue a lizard.
Have You Seen This?
French bicyclist ascends Eiffel Tower
French cyclist and social media sensation Aurelien Fontenoy became the fastest athlete to climb to the second floor of France's Eiffel Tower on an all-terrain bike.
