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Florida man makes 'blanket' out of cold-stunned iguanas
A video posted on Sunday, shows influencer @stackz and his comedic co-creators in Hollywood, Florida, joking that he is trying to sleep under a pile of iguanas.
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. - A group of Florida influencers took advantage of rare freezing temperatures in the Sunshine State to make a "blanket" of cold-stunned iguanas.
A video posted on Sunday, shows influencer @stackz and his comedic co-creators in Hollywood, Florida, joking that he is trying to sleep under a pile of the invasive lizards, which were easy to capture because they were in a state of torpor called brumation.
READ: State's rare freeze gives residents and visitors green light to collect stunned invasive iguanas
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) issued an executive order on Jan. 30 outlining special regulations designed to temporarily allow people to remove live, cold-stunned green iguanas from the wild without a permit and bring them directly to five designated FWC offices.
The FWC said the lizards would be "humanely killed or, in some cases, transferred to permittees for live animal sales."
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