The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "This extraordinary reptile has adapted to search for food in the sea because it is very scarce on their island. Not only can this iguana swim well, but they can also dive up to 30 feet with one breath! Let's find out more about this animal!"

Actually, this sea iguana is the only marine lizard on this planet. Iguanas have to eat quickly because they run out of breath and the cold seawater quickly cools their bodies. If they stay underwater for more than 10 minutes, their muscles will stiffen.

"Unfortunately, this happened between November 1982 and July 1983. During this period, high rainfall and sea levels, along with several other meteorological conditions, resulted in a high mortality rate among marine iguanas. Currently, they are listed as vulnerable species by the IUCN and their numbers are decreasing."