Gulf of Mexico marine species

Marine

AVERAGE DEPTH

1615 m

LARGEST NATIVE MAMMAL

Blue Whale

EARLIEST REALISTIC BATHYMETRIC MAP CREATED - FIRST FOR ANY OCEANIC BASIN

1888

Overview

Marine biodiversity in the Gulf of Mexico, which is the ninth largest body of water in the world, supports vital ecosystems and a large sector of the region’s economy. It also sustains impact from threats related to overexploitation, coastal development, pollution, invasive species, and oil spills.
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