CDMX.- La Asociación Sudcaliforniana de Pesca, informó que sólo quedan alrededor de 20 vaquitas marinas en el Alto Golfo de California; esto pese a esfuerzos de preservación que parecen no surtir efecto. La vaquita marina es el cetáceo más pequeño del mundo y el único mamífero marino que es endémico de México.
Su principal amenaza son las redes ilegales de pesca para la totoaba; además de la degradación de su hábitat natural.
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