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Stunned by cold, Florida's iguanas fall from trees

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Iguanas are falling out of trees in Florida. But here's why you shouldn't try to 'save' them.
The odds of a frozen 10-pound reptile crash-landing on its head in front of you is unlikely, but this time of year in Florida, the chance may be higher than you think.

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An estimated 8,000 cold-stunned iguanas removed from parts of Florida
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Florida's cold-stunned iguanas might be tomorrow’s luxury fashion accessories
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Stunned by the cold, Florida's iguanas fall from the trees
Footage showed immobilized iguanas lying in the grass and on pavements beneath trees following a temperature drop in Florida.

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Iguanas fell from trees during South Florida’s cold snap — and it triggered an unusual cleanup
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Over 5,000 iguanas captured in Florida during 2-day cold weather roundup: FWC
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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 5K cold-stunned green iguanas removed during Florida cold spell: FWC
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Florida Man Makes Iguana Tacos From Fallen Frozen Iguanas During Cold Front
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Iguana Meat Pizza Debuts at Florida Restaurant After Cold Weather Freezes Iguanas en Masse (Exclusive)

"It’s a little bit sweet, I can’t really describe it," iguana trapper Ryan Izquierdo tells PEOPLE of the reptile's meat
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FWC releases frozen iguana counts after weather-driven executive order

Residents could take "frozen" iguanas to five locations around southern Florida for a two-day period to help the numbers of the invasive reptiles.
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