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A cold snap in South Florida could leave green iguanas stunned and falling from trees if temperatures reach the 30s or 40s; the National Weather Service forecast a low of 49 degrees on Saturday, Nov. 14. The cold-blooded invasive reptiles recover as temperatures rise, but are vulnerable while immobilized. During a February 2026 cold snap, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission collected 5,195 iguanas under an order allowing residents to bring in cold-stunned animals without a permit.
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