6-Foot-Long Iguana Leaps Out of Package at FedEx Store
No one was hurt as the iguana’s escape drew laughter from store employees and customers, owner Roderick Duncan said.
- A 6-foot iguana named Titan escaped its shipping box at a FedEx facility in Memphis, Tennessee, after leaping out when owner Roderick Duncan opened the package on July 17.
- Duncan ordered Titan from a breeder after his previous pet iguana died earlier this year, arranging overnight shipping in a cold container to keep the reptile dormant during transport.
- Upon opening the box, Duncan expected Titan to be stiff from the cold but was surprised when the iguana unexpectedly leapt out and scurried behind the FedEx store counter.
- Store employees were "great sports" about the incident, and no one was hurt as those present began laughing at the unexpected scene unfolding inside the facility.
- After being safely corralled by store staff, Titan was returned to Duncan, who successfully transported his new pet home, concluding the unexpected encounter without further incident.
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A viral video shows an iguana of almost two meters escape from its box in a FedEx store in Memphis. Thus the company regulates the sending of reptiles.
An iguana creates a shocking moment in a parcel shop in Memphis. The animal suddenly jumps out of the box when opening the package. A man ordered the reptile as a pet.
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Employees of FedEx in Memphis, Tennessee, had a whole mess last week when a client opened a package containing a iguana.
This iguana made a break for it inside FedEx
A viral video shows the moment a 6-foot iguana named Titan climbed out of its shipping box and took off inside a FedEx in Memphis, Tennessee. Owner Roderick Duncan says no one was hurt, everyone in the store started laughing, and the employees were “great sports” about the whole thing.
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