When temperatures drop, so do the invasive green reptiles. Here’s everything you need to know about cold-stunned iguanas.

First introduced during the 1960, the invasive reptiles were ‘cold-stunned’ during a record-breaking cold snap.

Some of the nearly 5,200 cold-stunned iguanas collected in South Florida were donated to an exotic leathers company and may ...

The weather is not just cold for the people of Florida. Reptiles, including Iguanas are also being disrupted by the freezing ...

Thousands of iguanas have been frozen solid by cold temperatures in Florida and begun dropping from trees across the state.

The frigid bomb cyclone dropped loads of invasive iguanas out of trees, allowing pest control companies to collect them by ...

Because iguanas are cold-blooded, when temps dip into the 40s and below, their bodies can slow down so much that they lose ...

A rare cold snap in Florida has caused green iguanas to become cold-stunned and fall from trees. This unusual event presents ...

Iguanas stunned by cold temperatures dropped from trees in usually balmy Florida on Sunday as icy conditions blasted southern ...

We don't handle the cold weather very well down here. In Florida, neither do a certain group of reptiles that like to hang out in trees, iguanas. The cold that's in Florida right now is causing them ...

"As temperatures drop, Florida manatees move into springs, power plant discharge areas and other warm-water areas," the FWC says. "When viewing manatees at these sites, it is important to give them ...

A rare winter cold snap sweeping across Florida has left large numbers of green iguanas, a non-native cold-blooded species, temporarily immobilized and falling from trees as temperatures dropped into ...