The Brief
- A Florida homeowner recently found 98 iguana eggs in her backyard.
- The woman called Humane Iguana Control, who said it’s the most eggs they’ve ever removed from a single site.
- Florida’s warm climate, abundant food sources and lack of natural predators create the perfect conditions for iguanas to thrive and multiply.
MIAMI, Fla. – A Florida homeowner recently discovered she was inadvertently hosting the reptilian version of a baby shower with 98 uninvited guests.
The woman said she called Humane Iguana Control, who told her the discovery may have set a local record, with the eggs being the most they’ve removed from a single site.
98 eggs found in Miami backyard
What we know:
If you thought Florida’s wildest residents were only found on South Beach, think again. …