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No more cold-stunned iguanas? Research suggests invasive species is adapting

No more cold-stunned iguanas? Research suggests invasive species is adapting

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No more cold-stunned iguanas? Research suggests invasive species is adapting

Ongoing research suggests Florida’s falling iguana phenomenon could be rarer in the future — both due to climbing global temperatures and a shift in cold hardiness.

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