Frozen Iguanas Falling From Trees Becoming Florida S Christmas Tradition
But fear not, the scaly skydivers are not dead—they are just cold. “Iguanas are cold-blooded and at night with no sun to provide solar warmth, they become torpid, unable to move,” William Kern, a professor and reptile expert at the University of Florida, told Newsweek. As a result, the iguanas lose their grip and fall out of the trees which they call home. During the cold snap in early January, many users took to social media to share photos of the strange phenomenon....