Dead iguana kills Florida woman's dog, partially paralyzes another from botulism

Iguanas Are Dropping Out of Florida Trees, Paralyzed and Appearing Dead. Here’s What’s Happening

This 🦎 iguana was in a state of cold 🥶 shock when I found it in a shrub during a Florida cold snap. As ectothermic reptiles, iguanas rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. When temperatures drop below 50°F (10°C), their metabolism slows dramatically, and they can become immobilized or even fall from trees. This one wasn’t dead—just temporarily paralyzed by the cold. #iguana #iguanas #reptile #reptiles #herping #wildlife #outdoors | Dakotah Tomars

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