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As cold-stunned invasive iguanas fall from trees, Floridians scoop them up for killing

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By Ruby Mellen, Jhaan Elker
| Toronto Sun Verified
The dry, scaly deluge is a familiar forecast in those parts • You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Blake Wilkins and Andrew Baron, who are Redline Iguana Removal trappers, unload cold-stunned as well as dead green iguanas from the back of a pickup truck after they collected them during a cold spell on February 02, 2026, in Hollywood, Florida. South Florida has seen back-to-back nights of overnight temperatures in the mid-thirties.
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As cold-stunned invasive iguanas fall from trees, Floridians scoop them up for killing

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By Ruby Mellen, Jhaan Elker
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Ryan Izquierdo woke up on a recent morning groggy, cold and most of all ready — to go iguana hunting. Temperatures in Jupiter, Fla., where the 27-year-old social media star lives, had dipped well below 50 degrees, as a cold front swallowed much of the East Coast in snowfall and record-breaking low temperatures.
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As cold-stunned invasive iguanas fall from trees, Floridians scoop them up for killing

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By Ruby Mellen, Jhaan Elker
| Edmonton Sun Verified
The dry, scaly deluge is a familiar forecast in those parts Author of the article: Washington Post Ruby Mellen, Jhaan Elker Published Feb 05, 2026  •  3 minute read You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Blake Wilkins and Andrew Baron, who are Redline Iguana Removal trappers, unload cold-stunned as well as dead green iguanas from the back of a pickup truck after they collected them during a cold spell on February 02, 2026, in Hollywood, Florida.
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