Florida Woman Finds Iguana In Toilet
Many people have a fear of using public restrooms. It’s called Paruresis, and it’s quite common. Ever had a problem using a urinal while a long line of people waits impatiently behind you? Ever had to give a urine sample? Those are examples of a shy bladder, or Paruresis. That’s why our own private thrones in our own private homes are a sancutary of sorts, a place where we can go to relax, catch up on social media and answer emails, without the pressure of people we don’t know waiting and sighing loudly as we try to get our bidnezz done. A Florida woman encountered a downright terrifying bathroom scenario over the weekend, when she decided to make a quick stop to her bathroom while nuking a snack. As soon as she walked nto the room, she knew something wasn’t right. Something was in the toilet bowl…and it was moving. she quickly turned and close the door behind her. The woman contacted Iguana Lifestyles, who sent a representative to handle the situation. Once someone arrived, the iguana, which was jammed head-first into the drain portion of the bowl, was safely removed from the toilet. The reptile wrangler said several iguanas have been removed from homes already this year. The animal was identified as a Mexican spiny-tailed iguana, which can grow up to about 18 inches long. The tail can grow to another 18 inches. Iguanas are not native to Florida. Researchers think they were brought here in the 1950s or 1960s as pets and released over the years. The lizards are not dangerous to people, but they have been known to carry salmonella. Source: WCTVtv.com
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