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Rhode Island man finds large lizard buried in snow

Freezing reptile dubbed ‘Lizard in a blizzard’ is rescued after being buried in Rhode Island snow

Wildlife officials say a “lizard in a blizzard” has been rescued after a man discovered the large cold-blooded reptile buried in snow in Rhode Island, somehow surviving the frigid temperatures.

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Exotic lizard found buried under 20 inches of snow by Rhode Island man shoveling driveway

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Rhode Island man shoveling his driveway finds exotic lizard buried under nearly 2 feet of snow

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Winter storm cleanup: Exotic lizard found on snow-covered street in Providence

It’s not uncommon for nor’easters to rain cats and dogs.

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Rhode Island Man Shoveling Driveway Finds Massive Sun-Loving Mystery Lizard Buried Under 20 Inches of Snow

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Large tegu lizard found crawling under snow after winter storm hit New England

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'Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?' RI man rescues giant lizard

Frank Hardy couldn't believe his eyes when he looked out on a Providence street after the weekend's big snowstorm and saw a "giant lizard" in the road.

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Invasive Argentine tegu has established itself in a new Florida county. What to know

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Argentine black and white tegus aren't the most recent invasive species in Florida, and they won't be the last, unfortunately. What they are doing are making themselves at home in Florida.

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Non-native black and white tegu lizard population growing fast along Treasure Coast

ST. LUCIE COUNTY, Fla. — A non-native reptile is threatening the Treasure Coast, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, which said Argentine black and white tegu lizard populations are on the rise in St. Lucie County.