Florida Farmers Deal With Thousands Of Invasive Iguanas This Way

Invasive iguanas in Florida pose a significant environmental and infrastructural challenge. Native to Central and South America, these reptiles were introduced to Florida through the pet trade and have thrived in its warm climate. Their population explosion impacts native wildlife by competing for food and space, and they are known to prey on the eggs of birds and endangered species. Additionally, iguanas burrow extensively, causing damage to sidewalks, foundations, and seawalls.
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[@ztunclerfpsfsl]

I'm struck by the simplicity and power of this video. It's like a gentle whisper in a crowded room, cutting through the noise and speaking directly to the heart

[@trendingfarmus]

Fascinating video! It's incredible to see how Florida farmers are handling the invasive iguana issue with innovative methods

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@gracethaiajgq]

The impact of iguanas on Floridas landscape is significant.

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, the impact of green iguanas on Florida's landscape has been significant and multifaceted.

[@lisawilliams203]

I see Iguana Man and CJ the Iguana Ninja in this video...these guys made it!!!! Lol Big Fan!!!

[@tony98discovery]

It sounds like you're referring to some characters or personalities from a video or series?

[@souravIfarmer7785]

Good vedio

[@tony98discovery]

thank you.

[@lakenrichardsoncbo]

The iguana problem is escalating in Floridas farming communities.

[@CecilleShaff]

I've never seen an iguana in real life. If I saw one, I would probably use my life to run away >_< haha

[@tony98discovery]

It's understandable to feel that way!

[@ciaraallennf]

These reptiles pose a serious problem for local farmers.

[@numberoneappgames]

The Government should take invasive species more seriously. Great video! ❤

[@tony98discovery]

Thanks, what methods do you usually use to deal with invasive species?

[@famerJP]

Watching a Farming Documentary motivated me to advocate for fair trade policies

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@Monkey_090]

So cute

[@tony98discovery]

thank you.

[@laurenchavezruzf]

These voracious eaters are a nightmare for plantations.

[@kathleenparkerpjm]

Iguana-related damage extends to irrigation systems and structures.

[@bgifarmus]

Invasive species can disrupt ecosystem services such as water filtration, erosion control, and flood mitigation, leading to increased vulnerability to natural disasters and climate extremes

[@tony98discovery]

Invasive species can indeed disrupt essential ecosystem services, with significant implications for environmental stability and resilience.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever eaten an iguana?

[@KIASHTV]

No they look ugly

[@LaurelinEvans]

Iguanas compete with native species for food and space.

[@tony98discovery]

Absolutely, the presence of invasive species like green iguanas can lead to competition with native species for food and space, which can have negative consequences for local ecosystems.

[@irkone]

go coyotes!

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever seen a wolf?

[@irkone]

No, but maybe a coywolf - bigger than pure coyote. Ever check out “Coyote America” by Dan Flores?

[@jamesa1841]

Straya

[@lynnmoser6918]

The least you could do is credit the people in the video. Raj the Iguana Man... And they aren't dumped in the garbed! They are eaten by people. You are not only stealing content but lying to your own viewers. What other lies are you spreading...

[@jenniferturnerfcm]

Damage caused by iguanas affects both flora and infrastructure.

[@chandraathithan11]

Don't kill the animals it's not a proper solution.

[@tony98discovery]

I understand and agree with your sentiment.There are often alternative approaches that can address problems without resorting to harm or killing.