Wood traps iguanas all over South Florida — at celebrities’ homes on Star Island, at Jungle Island and on Stock Island in the Keys where they are digging through the landfill.

Iguanas are everywhere in South Florida — swimming in pools, sunning on seawalls, pooping on patios, munching through yards — and until we have another significant cold snap there is no relief ...

"Iguanas can also be killed year-round and without a permit on 22 public lands in south Florida." More: An Ohio man threw an iguana at a restaurant manager. Now, he'll face trial More: Iguana ...

In South Florida, iguanas are the second leading cause of power outages, behind squirrels. But that’s well behind power failures caused by vegetation, Beltran points out.

Iguanas died in droves during the 2010 cold snap. It was nearly a decade ago that South Florida was hit with a winter cold enough for a natural iguana extermination to occur.

In this June 24, 2018, file photo, iguanas gather on a seawall in the Three Islands neighborhood of Hallandale Beach. Non-native iguanas are multiplying so rapidly in South Florida that a state ...

There are 32 FWC-managed public lands in south Florida, where you don’t need a hunting license to kill iguanas, since they’re highly invasive to that portion of the state.

FLORIDA IGUANA GETS STUCK IN WATERSLIDE, LAYS 30 EGGS IN RESORT SWIMMING POOL Mating season for iguanas in South Florida runs from February through March, ...

Hunting guides offer iguana-hunting trips through South Florida canals, allowing locals and tourists to shoot the non-native reptiles with air rifles. The company charges $500 for a half-day hunt.

Hunting guides offer iguana-hunting trips through South Florida canals, allowing locals and tourists to shoot the non-native reptiles with air rifles. The company charges $500 for a half-day hunt.