In an unusual turn of events, Florida has witnessed a significant drop in iguana numbers following a cold snap that left thousands of these invasive reptiles cold-stunned and falling from trees. Residents and wildlife officials have seized the opportunity to collect over 5,000 iguanas, prompting the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) to encourage the humane euthanization of these creatures. The weather conditions have made it easier for locals to gather these cold-stunned iguanas, which are now being reported as littering the streets of South Florida. In a bizarre twist, a local restaurant has also introduced an iguana meat pizza, capitalizing on the unusual circumstances. Wildlife experts stress that while the cold temperatures provide a temporary respite in managing the invasive species, the long-term implications remain uncertain.