They are invasive reptiles the state considers a public nuisance, but in one South Florida city, iguanas have turned into a potential safety hazard and not for reasons you might think. The night ...

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A Southwest Florida man uses an unorthodox method to keep invasive iguanas out of his yard. In Cape Coral, iguanas are seen sunbathing along seawalls and running across yards, but Richard Dahlstrom ...

Lizards may infiltrate homes in search of prey because they are naturally insect hunters.Cats love nibbling on lizards. This will have the lizards always running for their lives when they see the cat.