Gulf of Mexico

The Gulf of Mexico is home to a vast number of species.

An excerpt from the article 26 facts about Gulf of Mexico
The marine life of the gulf consists of more than 51 species of sharks (such as tiger sharks, lemon sharks, bull sharks, hammerhead sharks, or blacktip sharks), over 1443 fish species (including bluefish, albacore tuna, and groupers), and about 49 species of rays (such as stingrays, manta rays, or the cownose rays) and skates, 29 species of marine mammals (including blue whales, humpbacks, killer whales, sperm whales, Bryde’s whales, bottlenose dolphins). Apart from that, it also supports sea turtles (such as the hawksbills, loggerheads, green turtles, leatherbacks, or Kemp’s ridleys), manatees (like West Indian manatees), and a wide variety of native and migrating birds.