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Argentine tegus are creeping their way into Georgia and Florida. Have you seen them?
Georgia and Florida have their share of gators, turtles, snakes and iguanas. Now add Argentine tegus to the mix. Here's where to spot them.
Savannah Morning News on MSN9d
Argentine tegu creeping further into north Georgia. Have you seen one of these giant lizards?
The University of Georgia runs an interactive map to track how far into Georgia these monstrous tegu lizards are spreading.
USA Today14d
Tegu lizards are emerging threat along the Treasure Coast and eat native Florida species
Tegus eat alligator eggs and juvenile gopher tortoises ... Call the FWC's exotic species hotline at 888-483-4681 Report the ...
Savannah Morning News12d
Invasive Argentine tegu reported 43 times in GA. Have you spotted one of these large lizards?
From late fall and through the winter months, tegus head into burrows for a hibernation-type period known as brumation to avoid freezing temperatures. They usually breed in the spring and ...
Athens Banner-Herald9d
Argentine tegu creeping further into north Georgia. Have you seen one of these giant lizards?
From late fall and through the winter months, tegus head into burrows for a hibernation-type period known as brumation to avoid freezing temperatures. They usually breed in the spring and ...
Treasure Coast Newspapers14d
Tegu lizards are emerging threat along the Treasure Coast and eat native Florida species
Tegus eat alligator eggs and juvenile gopher ... hotline at 888-483-4681 Report the exact location, preferably with a photo, at IveGot1.org.