Only in Florida... As temperatures drop to unusually low levels across south Florida this week, the National Weather Service warned residents to keep an eye to the sky. "Don't be surprised if you see Iguanas falling from the trees tonight as lows drop into the 30s and 40s," the NWS said. Iguanas, which are cold-blooded lizards, slow down and stiffen up when temperatures drop to a certain level. It's at this point they tend to lose grip of trees. The NWS urged Floridians that while they may be stiff and motionless, the displaced iguanas are not dead"
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This community really came forth when one of the residents found an unmoving iguana washed up onto their driveway!
Bored tennis viewers got a little surprise when something exciting happened during the Miami Open yesterday: An iguana ran on to the court.
Oh, hell yeah. Check this dude out:
i cannot stop watching this iguana scamper across a tennis courthttps://t.co/pwt9krAajS pic.twitter.com/xVTbJrQLRn
— whitney (@its_whitney) March 22, 2017
Obviously, people loved this because it's way more interesting than tennis.
