A group of spiky reptiles living on Clarion Island off the coast of Mexico has escaped extermination after it was discovered ...

Green iguanas are an invasive species in Florida, first reported in the 1960s. They primarily consume vegetation, but can also eat bird eggs and dead animals. Homeowners can deter iguanas by removing ...

MIAMI GARDENS - As efforts are being stepped up in South Florida to remove invasive iguanas that disrupt the state's wildlife, CBS News Miami followed a veteran trapper on Tuesday as he removed some ...

Iguanas are coldblooded animals. And when they get super cold, they have a tendency to topple over from trees and plunge to the ground. Don’t worry, those frigid lizards aren’t dead. They are frozen ...

January is here, and overnight temperatures are falling into the 40s in South Florida. Locals know that means one thing: Iguanas will be plummeting from trees. Yes, you read that right: Iguanas.

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. — Florida is home to more non-native reptiles and amphibians than anywhere else on earth. Zach Marchetti with the Brevard Zoo says the warm weather with very few cold spells makes ...

Notice a streak of florescent green shooting through the grasses and bushes of your favorite local park? You're not alone. Green iguanas (iguana iguana) are increasingly being reported at Lee County ...

One man in South Florida got to experience what seemed like a real-life version of "Jurassic Park" – in his bathroom. John Riddle was hanging out at his Hollywood, Florida, home on Friday when he ...

The problem is oh-so-South Florida. Where else would you find iguanas popping up in commodes? The invasive reptiles that have plagued homeowners for years have been appearing in toilet bowls across ...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Invasive reptiles that have plagued homeowners for years have been appearing in toilet bowls in South Florida most recently and — predictably — providing quite a scare. “It’s ...