Iguanas are considered an invasive species in Florida and are being hunted by people like Marco Island resident John Johnson.

With a ravenous appetite these lizards seemed poised to dominate this Florida island. That is, until Down Goes Iguana, showed up with an air gun.

A profile on Marco Island's invasive iguana hunter John Johnson got people talking on social media. What they were saying.

With a ravenous appetite and up to 70 eggs per clutch, these lizards seemed poised to dominate Marco Island. That is, until ...

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Florida's invasive reptiles are unwanted. This means there is a goal to eliminate them. There is a difference between killing ...

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