🦎❄️ Falling Iguanas Interview With Weather Nation

Falling iguanas due to cold climates in South Florida are surprisingly common. When temperatures drop into the 40s Iguanas tend to become imobilized and can fall from trees, this can lead to potential harm and damages to personal property. It's strongly advised not to handle iguanas without experience or bring them indoors to warm up, as once they thaw out, it can result in a dangerous situation.
Iguanas are an invasive species to South Florida, originally hailing from Central and South America. As cold-blooded reptiles, they may fall out of trees when the weather gets too cold. Iguanas have sharp teeth and claws, which is why handling them without experience is not recommended.
Our company recommends locals remove iguanas from their property to prevent any situations that could cause harm or damage. Additionally, our team of experts can provide effective removal strategies before the onset of cold weather. If your Property is infested with invasive Iguanas, Contact us before they fall from trees.
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