In the real world it is native to Central and South America and has spread across South Florida since the 1960s. An adult can be over 1.5 meters long counting the tail, digs burrows that damage walls and seawalls, and on cold nights it gets stunned and falls out of trees.
Clue
In Leonida Keys, sunning on the rocks or crossing the street.
Trivia
- Rockstar includes it among Leonida's more than 170 species, in the invasive group (Game Informer, September 29, 2026).
- It appears in the official Leonida Keys 02 and Leonida Keys 06 screenshots released by Rockstar.
- In Florida, people are encouraged to remove it from private property because it has no protection as a native species.
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