Do mako sharks live in gulf of Mexico?

Yes, mako sharks are known to inhabit the Gulf of Mexico. Mako sharks are a highly migratory species, found in deep, open waters both in temperate and tropical regions of all oceans. They are commonly found in the continental shelf and slope waters of the Gulf of Mexico, particularly near the surface during warmer months when they follow their prey. Their presence is often associated with larger fish populations and they are considered fast and powerful predators within the region's marine ecosystem.