FLORIDA, USA — If you have a pet green iguana or tegu and live in Florida, you need to start thinking about getting it permitted and microchipped. New rules approved by the Florida Fish and Wildlife ...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC) has tempered its approach to decreasing the state's invasive green iguana population — after a statement earlier this month instructing residents to kill ...
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CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Invasive green iguanas have the potential to make your pets sick. We have talked a lot about the lizards showing up along the Gulf Coast. Now, one woman in Cape Coral is ...
Read full article: Shift in Florida’s lizard population could affect spread of mosquito-borne diseases Virus found in travelers returning from Cuba Read full article: ‘Light during a dark day:’ Who is ...
Carolina Waterfowl Rescue has highlighted the dangers of a popular method of transporting iguanas, after receiving one with feet that had fallen off from being "hog-tied." "Hog-tying" is a method that ...
Reggie, the 7-year-old green iguana, who previously lived at the Winking Lizard Taven in Peninsula for five years, will serve as an ambassador animal at the African Safari Wildlife Park. Recently, the ...
Zookeepers at a west-central England zoo are celebrating a "virgin birth" after a female iguana birthed eight hatchlings ...
CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Invasive green iguanas have the potential to make your pets sick. We have talked a lot about the lizards showing up along the Gulf Coast. Now, one woman in Cape Coral is ...
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