落在从南佛罗里达冷的快照的树的冻鬣鳞蜥 2024

落在从南佛罗里达冷的快照的树的冻鬣鳞蜥

尽管出现了,那些在佛罗里达州南部无生命地闲逛的橡胶爬行动物可能并没有死亡。他们只是从寒冷中惊呆了.

最近,绿鬣蜥从树上掉下来,它们的冰冻身体因为该地区的温度急剧下降而停滞不前.

像所有爬行动物一样,鬣蜥是冷血动物,一旦天气下降到40度以下就会变得不动.

棕榈滩邮报专栏作家弗兰克塞拉比诺在推特上发布了一张鬣蜥的照片,他周四早上在他的游泳池边躺着肚子.

“在佛罗里达州,它太冷了……棕榈树正在放下比椰子更多的冷冻鬣蜥,”他后来在一个厚脸皮的专栏中写道,这个专栏为佛罗里达人提供了一个单线,他们可以用来与朋友们讨论暴风雪和零度以下的温度。东北.

CBS News 12在棕榈滩的记者Maxine Bentzel也向社交媒体发布了冷冻鬣蜥的照片。在一条推文中,她注意到如果你在阳光下移动动物,这些动物“很有可能解冻”。

但野生动物专家建议人们单独留下蜥蜴,说爬行动物可能会感到受到威胁,并试图在人们热身后咬人.

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绿鬣蜥被认为是南佛罗里达州的一种入侵性滋扰,近年来由于亚热带气候,它们已经繁殖。这些动物的长度超过5英尺,吃美化,挖洞破坏基础,留下携带沙门氏菌的粪便.

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为了减少佛罗里达州的鬣蜥人口,需要特别长时间的寒冷。最后一次发生在2010年1月,当时两周的温度未能攀升至40度以上也杀死了许多入侵的缅甸蟒蛇,这些蟒蛇被发现漂浮在大沼泽地.

佛罗里达州鱼类和野生动物保护委员会在向棕榈滩发表的一份声明中说:“虽然鬣蜥或蟒蛇的数量可能会有一定的死亡率,但在寒流期间寒冷天气的时间长度可能不足以产生显着差异。”岗位.

为了证明这一点,Cerabino周五发布了另一条推特,他在前一天在“午后的阳光下复活”后,在他的游泳池中找到了同样的石化鬣蜥。这篇文章的特色是动物走开的视频.

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    Although they may appear lifeless, the rubber reptiles wandering aimlessly in southern Florida may not be dead. They are just stunned by the cold. Recently, green iguanas have fallen from trees, their frozen bodies immobilized by the sharp drop in temperature in the area. Like all reptiles, iguanas are cold-blooded animals that become immobile once the weather drops below 40 degrees.

    Palm Beach Post columnist Frank Cerabino posted a photo of an iguana lying belly-up by his swimming pool on Twitter on Thursday morning. “Its too cold in Florida… palm trees are dropping more frozen iguanas than coconuts,” he later wrote in a cheeky column that provided Floridians with a single line they could use to discuss snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures with their friends in the Northeast.

    CBS News 12 Palm Beach reporter Maxine Bentzel also posted a photo of a frozen iguana on social media. In a tweet, she noted that if you move the animals in the sun, they are “likely to thaw out.”

    But wildlife experts advise people to leave the lizards alone, saying that reptiles may feel threatened and try to bite people after they warm up.

    Green iguanas are considered an invasive nuisance in southern Florida, where they have proliferated in recent years due to the subtropical climate. These animals, which can grow over five feet long, eat landscaping, dig holes that damage foundations, and leave behind feces carrying salmonella.

    To reduce the population of iguanas in Florida, an extended period of cold is needed. The last time this happened was in January 2010, when two weeks of temperatures that failed to rise above 40 degrees killed many invasive Burmese pythons, which were found floating in the Everglades.

    “While there may be some mortality of iguanas or pythons, the duration of cold weather during a cold snap may not be sufficient to make a significant difference,” the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said in a statement released to Palm Beach.

    Yesterday, the frozen iguana petrified by my South Florida swimming pool came back to life in the afternoon sun. Here he is walking away… He may become a green popsicle again this morning after another cold night. pic

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