[rodguy911]

You havent lived until you have had one of these invade your house or business as we do all the time:

the iguana invasion is so bad here in the Keys it's legal to kill them.

[little jeremiah]

How big is it?

[Cats Pajamas]

Honey if I can teach him to eat snakes, spiders and noseeums I will come pick him up from you.

He can have his own room! :)

[VRWCarea51]

#593 looks like fun with the “judge”.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurus_Judge

[Farcesensitive]

I hear those taste like chicken.

[17strings]

the iguana invasion is so bad here in the Keys it’s legal to kill them.

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I prefer to photograph them. Funny story - I was coming back from doing just that when I got into a conversation with a neighbor I’d not met before, down by the canal. She asked if I’d seen any of the iguanas, and I replied that I’d just been taking pictures of one. We introduced ourselves, and she knew I was at the house with the avocado tree, and I knew she was the owner of the large boat I’d seen in the ‘hood before, the name of which happened to be on her t-shirt. She said that she and her boyfriend had a fishing business supported by a YouTube channel that featured all of their adventures.

When I got home, I just had to look up their YouTube channel, and wouldn’t you know that in the first video I clicked on, she killed an iguana in their back yard with a bow spear on the bank of the canal, and then the two of them skinned it and he prepared it for dinner! Yikes. You never know who your neighbors are!

[gnarledmaw]

The US is a strange place in that we seem to be the only country in the world where we complain that so much food is available all around us that its become a nuisance.

[ponygirl]

That looks like something out of Dr. Seuss…!