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Marine iguanas, typically found only in the Galápagos Islands, have been discovered living on the mainland of Ecuador, raising questions among scientists.

Journalist D. Mason appeared drunk during a live broadcast from the Olympics, discussing unrelated topics like coffee prices and iguanas before attempting to shift to sports, making mistakes along the way.

Rotten iguanas have fallen from trees in Florida due to a recent cold wave, startling residents and prompting state authorities to remove thousands of the reptiles.

An unusual cold snap in South Florida has left green iguanas incapacitated, leading to a temporary measure allowing residents to capture them.

During a recent cold snap, over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas were removed in Florida as residents were allowed to capture them without permits.

Florida residents have been allowed to surrender frozen iguanas as part of a wildlife management effort since they are considered an invasive species.

Florida is expected to begin a sustained warming trend starting this weekend, marking the end of the cold weather that has led to the freezing of iguanas.

Florida is expected to experience several cold nights as winter weather brings freezing temperatures and associated phenomena.

An unusual cold wave in Florida has caused many iguanas to fall from trees as they enter a state of cold lethargy, prompting wildlife officials to intervene, while others use the reptiles for food.

Authorities in Florida reported the capture of over 500 frozen iguanas between February 1 and 2 as part of an effort to manage this invasive species.

Florida wildlife officials have euthanized over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas due to a recent cold snap, which caused the non-native reptiles to freeze and fall from trees.

Iguanas are falling from trees in Florida due to a cold snap affecting the region.

Iguanas are falling from trees in Florida due to unusually cold temperatures affecting the southern United States.

A cold wave in Florida, bringing temperatures near 0°C, is causing iguanas and other reptiles to fall from trees due to the extreme cold they are experiencing.

Florida is experiencing an unusual cold wave that has caused iguanas and other reptiles to fall from trees due to extremely low temperatures not seen in over a decade.

The unusual cold in Florida has raised questions about the fate of frozen green iguanas, an invasive species, and the legality of killing them.

An unusual cold snap in Florida has rendered the state's iguanas motionless, prompting wildlife officials to allow residents to collect and euthanize the invasive species.

Florida's Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has urged southern Florida residents to stop bringing in frozen iguanas after a record cold snap led to the deaths of over 2,000 iguanas.

Cold weather in Florida has caused iguanas to go into a state of shock and fall from trees, with local company Iggytrap collecting over 1,500 iguanas since Sunday.

As a winter cold snap grips the US, Floridians are amusing themselves by collecting thousands of frozen iguanas that have fallen from trees, with many describing them as 'cold stunned.'

A cold wave in Florida has caused thousands of iguanas to freeze and fall from trees as temperatures hit record lows, dropping to -4°C in Orlando, the lowest February temperature since 1923.

A historic cold wave in Florida has led to iguanas freezing and falling, prompting advice on how to handle this unusual situation.

A severe polar cold wave, linked to a strong winter storm known as the 'Bomb Cyclone,' has caused significant snow accumulation in North Carolina, leading to major disruptions in transportation and severe weather impacts.

A winter storm in the southeastern United States caused significant transportation disruptions and led to iguanas falling from trees in Florida due to the cold.