Good morning for your daily show. I'm Neil Freiman and I'm Toby

Howl today hooty attacks on commercial ships are disrupting supply chains

just when things were finally smoothing out. Then people aren't going out as

much on weeknights anymore and entertainment companies are deep in their

promotional bag trying to figure out how to reverse the trend.

It's Friday, January 19th.

Let's ride.

Meteorologists in southwest Florida are warning of falling iguanas this weekend as the coldest air of

the season moves in. Toby as a long time resident of Southwest Florida please help us

northerners understand what falling iguanas means.

I don't think my mind can comprehend it.

Yeah, so this is a real thing.

iguanas are cold-blooded animals, so when the weather gets too chilly,

they kind of enter a state of suspended animation

which can cause them to fall from their home entries.

This is known as cold stunning

and it's a natural response to cold

and not necessarily harmful to the iguanas.

It is harmful, however, to humans, if you're

unlikely enough to be walking under one of these

when they fall.

They are big and spiky.

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