Saturday, January 5, 2008

Raining cats, dogs and iguanas

Key Biscayne,Fla.- It was so cold this week that iguana fell from trees and branches. Iguana are cold-blooded reptiles and they go into a deep sleep when the temperatures reaches below 40 degrees. I get the same effect after eating 15 fried wontons. These iguana just suddenly stiff up and loses all control of their bodily functions. But it isn't sudden death: Experts said the reptiles perk up when the temperatures rises. The iguanas turn a gray hue in the meantime. Iguanas can sustain cold for between four and 10 hours before they have to wake up.





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1 comment:

Staci Rose said...

It's like birds flying into sliding glass doors or windows.

We are so not equipped to live side by side with the natural world, sometimes!

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