The Mexican coastline; this is what belongs to Mexico from the sea

Mexico has an extensive coastline that spans 11,122 kilometers in length, making it one of the countries with the largest coastline in the world. "The maritime zone of jurisdiction in Mexico is based on the Federal Law of the Sea of 1986, and includes the territorial sea, the contiguous zone, and the exclusive economic zone," says Semarnat on its official website. The Mexican coastline is located in the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the Pacific Ocean, which gives it a great diversity of ecosystems and landscapes inhabited by hundreds of species, including some that are endemic, such as the vaquita marina. According to Semarnat, Mexico has more than two thousand species of sharks and rays, 300 species of jellyfish and corals, more than five thousand types of crustaceans, and 11 species of sea turtles. Similarly, the sea in Mexico is the source of livelihood for thousands of families whose economic activities depend on it. According to a report by Inegi, in 2018 there were ...