Following his viral WWE debut and crowd cameo at Money in the Bank, Mr. Iguana may not be away from the spotlight for long. WWE is reportedly exploring ways to integrate the AAA star into NXT ...

Mr. Iguana may have entered WWE Worlds Collide as an under-the-radar presence, but he left the event as one of its most talked-about stars. Following his colorful appearance this weekend, WWE has ...

Mr. Iguana received a huge pop during his Money in the Bank appearance. WWE now reportedly has big plans for the star. At Worlds Collide, Mr. Iguana teamed with Aero Star and Octagon Jr. to face ...

Humane Iguana Control removed 98 iguana eggs from a yard in Miami, possibly a record, highlighting Florida's invasive iguana problem and how to fight it.

One of Florida's most invasive species is the green iguana. Here’s what you need to know about hunting and eating (yes, eating) them in Florida.

MacLeod is encouraged by the thriving marine iguana populations on Fernandina, the westernmost of the main Galápagos islands, where human impact is minimal and the waters produce ample fodder for ...

If the iguana doesn't release, disorient it by covering its head or holding an alcohol-soaked rag near its nose. The insect and animal kingdom are filled with all sorts of creatures that like to bite.

WINK News reporter Paul Dolan met with John Johnson, a hobbyist iguana hunter on Marco Island, where iguanas are seemingly everywhere. Johnson has taken it upon himself to address the issue by ...

How to make scrambled iguana eggs. 10-12 eggs (will be joined together with membrane) Dash of milk. Grated cheese. 1 tablespoon butter. Seasonings to taste ...

Armed with a sharp knife and a sense of adventure, he harvests iguana eggs with the enthusiasm of a man who's discovered a hidden culinary treasure. "It doesn't get more Florida than this," he said.

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John Johnson, the owner and founder of Down Goes Iguana, said the eggs from these South Florida pests don't taste any different than chicken eggs. "It's all yolk," Johnson said. WBBH reporter Ryan ...