Cold conditions cause iguanas to freeze and fall from trees in Florida
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Iguanas froze and fell from trees in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Dec. 25 as temperatures plummeted. Once they warm up, iguanas usually survive the freeze and fall.
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