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Jan 22, An iguana lies draped on a tree, Jan. 22,in Surfside, Fla. The NWS assured the public that the lizards, which are cold blooded, are not dead. Iguanas are not native to Florida and considered an invasive species, according to the state's Fish and Wildlife Conversation bushlopping.club: Ella Torres.
Jan 12, Iguanas are falling out of trees in Florida because it’s so cold. Please don’t pick them up. On Thursday morning, Frank Cerabino, a columnist for the Palm Beach Post, woke up to degree weather and was greeted by a “frozen iguana” lounging by his pool in Boca bushlopping.clubted Reading Time: 5 mins. Jan 21, Their population has exploded during several recent years of warmer-than-usual weather.
Cold-stunned iguanas fell from trees in South Florida Missing: Norton VA. Jan 22, They may fall from the trees, but they’re not dead” the weather service said. Chris Michaels, a meteorologist with WSLS-TV in Norfolk, Virginia, says that iguanas can become stiff and fall out Missing: Norton VA.