Hunting iguanas in South Florida has become a necessary action to help preserve landscapes and infrastructure. These iguanas have the ability to erode roads, essentially creating underground cities. When these invasive species can produce upwards of 60 eggs, hunting iguanas is less about sport and more about stewardship. It’s a boots-on-the-ground approach to conservation—doing your part to manage an ecosystem teetering on imbalance, one cold-blooded critter at a time. Watch the full episode: ht