
(Native to West Africa)
Lizards abound in south Florida. Most are not native. As entertaining as the lizards are the people who hate them, jumping (even shrieking) when one scurries across their path. Though I must admit that I get a little twitchy when I spot a large alligator or crocodile basking on a nearby shoreline.

(Native to Cuba and Bahamas)

(Native to Cuba, Bahamas and Cayman Islands)
Curly tail lizards were purposely introduced to Florida for pest control of the sugar cane crops.

(Native to Mexico, Central and South America, Tropical Caribbean Islands)
Iguanas are extremely difficult pets to manage. They have strict environmental needs, a rapid growth rate, sharp claws and a weaponized tail. For more information about caring for an iguana, see my previously published article Meet My Iguana. It is not surprising that iguanas have been released into the wild by pet owners.

I did see a lot of lizards when I visited Florida! I am not a fan! Lol!
LikeLiked by 1 person
🙂
LikeLike