FWC explains how cold temperatures affect Florida's popular animals

As the Sunshine State experiences cold temperatures, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is reminding people how the chilly weather is affecting animals. Some of Florida’s well-known animals are affected by the cold,

Florida collecting frozen iguanas: What to know

Florida residents can surrender cold-stunned iguanas at FWC sites without permits during the rare cold snap collection event.

Iguanas falling from trees in Florida can be brought to this Lakeland collection site

The falling iguana phenomenon is nothing new for Florida, but this unusually long cold snap has prompted a special executive order.

Iguanas look 'frozen,' fall from trees as temps drop in South Florida

South Florida's weather feels nothing like the tropical humidity it's known for. And the iguanas are feeling the cold temperatures.

North Florida Wildlife Center prepares animals for cold temperatures

At the North Florida Wildlife Center, staff are getting ready as temperatures drop this weekend.
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North Florida Wildlife Center finds ways to keep animals warm

With over 150 animals, the North Florida Wildlife Center has a lot of preparation for the cold weather, but planning in advance is making it an easy task.
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How some Florida wildlife centers prepare and protect animals from the cold snap

As temperatures dip across South Florida, local zoos and wildlife centers are making changes to protect animals.

Groundhog Day − what do Florida's gators, owls and conch say?

Groundhogs aren't native to Florida. How do we predict spring? Fortunately, we have our own prognosticating critters.

Florida’s coast sees unusual wildlife activity as marine animals migrate south during winter

While recent freezing temperatures have unsettled humans across Florida, the waters remain relatively warm for migrating whales, drawing more of the marine mammals to the region, wildlife experts say.