Well, maybe not cats, but definitely iguanas. Here's the headline from National Geographic:
Alien Iguanas Fall From Florida Trees During Cold Snap
"How cold was it in South Florida this week? So cold the iguanas fell from the trees.
"The cold-blooded reptiles go into a deep sleep when the temperature falls into the 40s Fahrenheit (5 to 10 degrees Celsius). Their bodies turn gray, and they lose their grip, experts say.
"But it isn't necessarily sudden death: The reptiles usually perk up again when the temperature rises."
Fingerpost is endeavoring to find that polar bear on the melting iceberg. You know--the one in that picture the Libs keep circulating amongst themselves. If he's too warm at the north pole, he's welcome to come hang out at my place in mid-Missouri. It's a balmy -2 degrees Fahrenheit this morning...