Weird phenomenon – In Florida, it rains iguanas from the trees

Introduced animal species can become a plague in Florida
They are among the introduced species in Florida and also cause a lot of damage to bank reinforcements, sidewalks and plants in the US state. They can also be problematic for the power supply: in the past two months there have been two power outages caused by iguanas. “Iguanas climbing power line poles may be looking for a place to bask in the sun or gather warmth,” said a spokeswoman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. “They can also use power lines to gain access to another area of ​​interest, or if the pole has openings, they might potentially use it as a shelter,” the spokeswoman explains why the reptiles like to be close to this infrastructure.

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