Watch out for falling reptiles when temperatures take a tumble in Florida.
It’s a strange hazard that almost sounds like a prank on unsuspecting tourists looking to enjoy the region’s near-constant heat.
But falling iguanas are a real phenomenon in certain parts of the state on those unusually chilly mornings. Here’s a look at why the cold can have such a dramatic effect on the Sunshine State’s iguana population.
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The southeastern corner of the state is often

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