The green iguana has become a ubiquitous sight across South Florida, often lounging in trees or sunning itself on sidewalks.

But seriously, do massive lizards really just fall out of the trees in South Florida when it gets cold? Yes, and you can watch it happen in a video taken by Avrohom Eliezer Friedman in North Miami ...

Look out below! Temperatures across Florida are plummeting and that means the New Year’s ball may not be the only thing ...

Residents across the Sunshine State rang in 2026 bundled in parkas rather than flip-flops, as a potent Arctic front delivered ...

Perched in trees and scampering down sidewalks, green iguanas have become so common across South Florida that many see them not as exotic invaders, but as reptilian squirrels. Native to Central and ...

CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Invasive green iguanas have the potential to make your pets sick. We have talked a lot about the lizards showing up along the Gulf Coast. Now, one woman in Cape Coral is ...

Arctic air is expected to bring unusually cold temperatures to Florida. Iguanas can become temporarily paralyzed when temperatures drop to between 40 and 50 degrees. A major die-off of invasive ...

The Florida state government recently declared open season on iguanas, which have invaded the state and are considered a nuisance. The green lizards have been spotted in Florida since the 1960s, but ...