寒冷的天气可能导致入侵性蜥蜴从南佛罗里达州的树上掉落,促使德桑提斯州长警告居民。 Cold weather may cause invasive iguanas to fall from trees in South Florida, prompting Governor DeSantis to warn residents.

州长罗恩·德桑提斯敦促南佛罗里达州居民本周末谨慎行事,因为寒冷的断裂可能导致冷冻的入侵性蜥蜴从树上掉下来。 Governor Ron DeSantis urged South Florida residents to be cautious this weekend as a cold snap could cause cold-stunned invasive iguanas to fall from trees. 他指出,较小的蜥蜴更加脆弱,而较大的蜥蜴在气温上升时可能生存并恢复。 He noted smaller iguanas are more vulnerable, while larger ones may survive and recover when temperatures rise. 寒冷的天气可以帮助减少非本地的蜥蜴人口,使当地生态系统受益。 The cold weather could help reduce the non-native iguana population, benefiting the local ecosystem. 德桑提斯(DeSantis)在访问Vero海滩期间也发表了评论。 德桑提斯(DeSantis)也提倡美国“250美式”庆祝活动, 以及庆祝乔治华盛顿生日的新州节。 The comments were made during a visit to Vero Beach, where DeSantis also promoted the state’s 'America 250' celebrations and the new state holiday honoring George Washington’s Birthday.