Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
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Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. More interestingly, the reptile automatically regulates heart rate, and when scientists spot him from afar sending a red flag, he immediately stops beating his heart for up to 45 minutes. On land, marine iguanas move clumsily, but are agile in the water, swimming with strong tails. Unique ability to live in the sea and forage for food. It inhabits rocky shores, but also in swamps and mangroves. It is the only iguana in the world that can adapt to marine life.
Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
Sea iguanas, with a fierce face, look dark and ugly, but they are vegetarian animals, drinking seawater and eating seaweed and other aquatic plants. What's even more interesting is that this reptile automatically regulates the heart
