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Florida is battling these 7 invasive reptiles—and losing ground

The green iguana has become a ubiquitous sight across South Florida, often lounging in trees or sunning itself on sidewalks. These large lizards, native to Central and South America, are prolific ...
Florida Today

Lizard’s Thicket Continues Southern Tradition with New Year’s Day Meal Serving Over 10,000 Across the Midlands

Serving this traditional New Year’s Day meal is our way of honoring our roots and wishing our customers abundance and good fortune in the year ahead.” — Sara Krisnow, Community Relations Manager of ...
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Research camera captures first sighting of 'lost' creature unseen for more than 50 years: 'These records confirm [its] continued existence'

One long-tailed lizard is making an appearance after more than 50 years since its last sighting. The blue-tailed sandveld lizard, or bluetail scrub lizard, was spotted by researchers from the ...
Falcons Wire

With freezing wind chills expected, how will invasive iguanas react?

Cold weather in the Fort Myers-Naples area may cause invasive iguanas to fall from trees. Temperatures below 50 degrees can incapacitate cold-blooded reptiles like iguanas and cane toads. While the ...