The National Weather Service warned people in South Florida to watch out for cold-stunned iguanas dropping out of trees. "There have not been an influx of calls to FWC about people worried about iguanas falling out of trees… The weather in Florida has been so cold, iguanas are falling from trees. ... you see Iguanas falling from the trees … The cold … It's so cold in Florida that iguanas are falling from their perches in suburban trees. It’s so cold in Florida right now that iguanas are falling out of trees. Florida is So Cold Freezing Iguanas Are Falling Out of Trees, Officials Warn ... "This isn't something we usually forecast, but don't be surprised if you see Iguanas falling from the tree tonight Cold-blooded iguanas begin to … Iguanas can become immobilized and fall from trees when the temperatures drop into the 40s, prompting the National Weather Service to warn of falling iguanas … The National Weather Service warns that the lizards that could fall out of trees aren't dead, just slowed down by the chill. It's so cold in South Florida that weather authorities are warning residents to be on the lookout for iguanas falling out of trees. But perhaps the oddest of all is happening in Florida, where it’s so cold that iguanas are falling out of trees, frozen. Florida residents warned to watch out for iguanas falling from the sky. It's so cold in Florida that iguanas are falling from their perches in suburban trees. People are selling their meat. Frozen iguanas have been falling from trees in Florida after plunging temperatures caused them to stiffen-up and lose their grip on branches. Sommers said that while she's heard of falling iguanas on social media, the agency hasn't gotten any reports. The weather in Florida has been so cold, iguanas are falling from trees. ... Video. Picture via National Weather Service in Miami. Even Florida’s iguanas can’t handle below 30-40°F. Palma shared photos and video of the iguana that apparently fell out of a tree and cracked his windshield. Yep, it’s real! On today's 5 to Know: Falling iguanas are a real problem when it gets cold in Florida, NASA wants your help naming the new 2020 Mars Rover, and a possible They like to sit in trees, and “it’s become cold enough that they fall out.” This is not a new phenomenon — there were similar reports in 2008 and 2010 — though it is not typical. Rare wind chill advisories have been issued along with falling Iguana warnings. "Bats sometimes will fall out of the roost of trees when we have a pretty cold snap," Sommers said.