Falling iguanas…

The weather forecast for  Miami recently  warned of falling iguanas in a cold snap.   The National Weather Service wasn’t joking.  It has happened before, and it  happened again.  Iguanas are reptiles and cold-blooded.  Below 50 degrees Fahrenheit they move like they are in a vat of molasses.  About 10 degrees cooler and they become too cold to move.  They aren’t truly “frozen” but appear quite dead until they warm up enough to move again.