Florida’s Cold Snap Triggers Return of Bizarre Phenomenon: ‘Falling Iguanas’
Summary
A cold snap in Florida has caused iguanas to fall from trees because the cold temperatures make them unable to hold onto branches. This is a common occurrence when temperatures drop significantly in the state.Key Facts
- Cold weather in Florida caused iguanas to fall from trees.
- Iguanas freeze due to the low temperatures but are not usually dead.
- The cold affected areas including North, Central, and South Florida.
- Temperatures reached lows in the 20s and 30s in certain parts.
- "Cold-stunning" happens when iguanas lose muscle control in cold weather.
- The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission advised not to handle fallen iguanas.
- Previously, people could take cold-stunned iguanas to certain locations, but this is no longer allowed.
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