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Stunned by cold, Florida's iguanas fall from trees

Cold sends iguanas falling in South Florida – but experts say it won't control population

As temperatures dropped across South Florida this week, invasive green iguanas were left cold-stunned, immobilized and falling from trees, prompting residents and wildlife organizations to capture the...

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Thousands of cold-stunned Florida iguanas dropped off; what's their fate?

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Florida's cold-stunned iguanas might be tomorrow’s luxury fashion accessories

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Over 5,000 "frozen" iguanas removed across Florida during recent cold snap, according to wildlife officials

Over 5,000 invasive green iguanas have been removed across Florida counties and cities after a recent cold snap put the invasive species into a coma-like state, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservat...

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Watch: Florida iguanas are 'cold stunned' and falling from trees

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An estimated 8,000 cold-stunned iguanas removed from parts of Florida

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Frozen iguanas rain down in Florida cold spell — as wildlife officials encourage killing invasive critters

“There were iguanas that were pushing six to six-and-a-half feet long. They look like dragons, absolutely crazy,” said iguana hunter Ryan Izquierdo.

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Over 5,000 iguanas captured in Florida during 2-day cold weather roundup: FWC

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Florida Man Makes Iguana Tacos From Fallen Frozen Iguanas During Cold Front

‘Frozen’ iguanas everywhere: Florida roads, sidewalks, yards

South Floridians awoke Sunday morning to find “frozen” iguanas in their yards, streets, sidewalks and driveways after record low temperatures in the region stunned the invasive

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Did Florida Officials Just Kill More Than 5,000 Frozen Iguanas?

If you thought this cold snap was rough for you, consider that FWC collected thousands of iguanas for summary execution.

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Iguanas, an invasive species in Florida, can turn from green to orange

With its spikey mohawk, mossy color and prehistoric persona, the green iguana is one of Florida’s most prolific and conspicuous invasive species. But during a certain time of the season, the hides of some of the ubiquitous reptiles will turn a striking ...

Frozen iguanas in your yard during cold snap? FWC will take them at 5 drop-off sites

As South Florida prepares to see some of the coldest weather since 2010, FWC is allowing for the removal of cold-stunned invasive green iguanas without a permit.

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Here's Why South Florida Iguanas Turn Orange During the Holiday Season

Each winter in South Florida, residents may spot a surprising sight in trees, along canals or basking on seawalls: green iguanas glowing in various shades of orange. According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, green iguanas are ...