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National Weather Service warns of falling iguanas (Original Post) Watchfoxheadexplodes Jan 2020 OP
LOL. That's hysterical! nt Ilsa Jan 2020 #1
LOL Princess Turandot Jan 2020 #2
Good. Be sure to kill the green shit heads if you find some A HERETIC I AM Jan 2020 #3
Worst cover of "It's Raining Men" ever! JHB Jan 2020 #4
Ohh, those photos. Damn, guys. I find it very sad. hlthe2b Jan 2020 #5
I used to have one as a pet a la izquierda Jan 2020 #9
Yep true but they will thaw out. The wind chill in SW Fl 27 degrees! FloridaBlues Jan 2020 #6
But it's true malaise Jan 2020 #7
They are quite messy superpatriotman Jan 2020 #8
This is a real thing genxlib Jan 2020 #10
Donald Trump is working on his weather map with a sharpie jcgoldie Jan 2020 #11
They also usually turn a dark blue or purple when it gets cold obamanut2012 Jan 2020 #12
When I was in Tamarindo, Costa Rica, they were everywhere. panader0 Jan 2020 #13

A HERETIC I AM

(24,362 posts)
3. Good. Be sure to kill the green shit heads if you find some
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 07:34 AM
Jan 2020

It needs to get that cold and stay that cold for a few days and take all the non-native species out.

This isn’t the first time it’s happened, either. Every time there is a cold snap like this, they lose their grip and fall out of the trees by the hundreds

hlthe2b

(102,119 posts)
5. Ohh, those photos. Damn, guys. I find it very sad.
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 07:48 AM
Jan 2020

Seriously. They may be Iguanas and not cute cuddly Koalas, but really?

a la izquierda

(11,791 posts)
9. I used to have one as a pet
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 08:23 AM
Jan 2020

He was the sweetest little thing (I think). I had him potty trained to go in one of my huge potted plants. When I would come home from work, he would crawl up onto my head and perch there for the evening. And he loved baths.

superpatriotman

(6,246 posts)
8. They are quite messy
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 08:21 AM
Jan 2020

Especially around pools and patios

I can’t believe the wind chill is sub 32 degrees right now!

genxlib

(5,518 posts)
10. This is a real thing
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 08:44 AM
Jan 2020

Found two of them in the yard this morning after some strange thumping noises last night.

The disgusting creatures are invasive here so I wish it happened often enough to clear them out.

jcgoldie

(11,612 posts)
11. Donald Trump is working on his weather map with a sharpie
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 09:25 AM
Jan 2020

Evidently the iguana storm could spread to minnesota...

obamanut2012

(26,046 posts)
12. They also usually turn a dark blue or purple when it gets cold
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 09:33 AM
Jan 2020

Most of them thaw out and are fine after it warms up later in the day. They are invasive, and I wish the cold would kill most of them and also the big snakes let loose in the Everglades.

panader0

(25,816 posts)
13. When I was in Tamarindo, Costa Rica, they were everywhere.
Wed Jan 22, 2020, 09:42 AM
Jan 2020

You would have to step over them on the sidewalks. Some were quite large. Cool animals.

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