Cold-stunned iguana rescued in Florida

AccuWeather 2018-01-05

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During the night iguanas sleep in trees, but as temperatures dropped, their blood slowed, shutting down their bodies and they couldn't hold onto the trees anymore. So iguanas were falling from the trees, cold-stunned on the ground.
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