(WSVN) - In true Florida fashion, it could be raining reptiles overnight.

As temperatures tumble again Wednesday night so will the iguanas.

People may see and hear some of the critters falling from the trees.

The National Weather Service said because they are cold-blooded, they slow down or become immobile when temperatures drop into the 40s.

Don’t touch them, though, as they will come to life again in the morning sun.

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