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This is a fun cache great for beginners but fun for all
South Florida’s not quite Jurassic Park, but it’s getting close. Packs of green iguanas are swarming seawalls, roaming yards and parks, and leaving a path of destruction and filth in their wake. Like a shot of espresso, the hot summer sun has stoked activity in the cold-blooded creatures, which experts say may be at record numbers.This year is the most iguanas I’ve seen and I’ve been in miami for many years,the invasive lizards are out of control with “many hundreds of thousands” creeping around Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties. The prehistoric populations are multiplying like rabbits, and causing internet, phone and power outages damaging landscapes, levees, seawalls, roofs and patios, and contaminating pools with poop. The creatures can grow up to five feet long and are fast on land and in water, making them difficult to catch. They have no natural predators. Florida’s iguana problem began in the 1960s after the reptiles escaped from captivity during hurricanes and as unwanted pets released into the wild. I tried really ,really hard to make it fun to find. Good luck and happy caching
Please make sure to place the cache back into the exact same spot
PLEASE EXERCISE STEALTH.
"BONUS POINTS" if you can take a picture of the IGUANAS
Left a pen atach to the container
CONGRATS TO "GarbageMan85" FOR THE 