Paisaje Submarino de Mexico is a visually rich exploration of Mexico's underwater ecosystems, authored by J.L. Jaubert and published in 1974 by Editions Delroisse. The book presents a curated collection of marine imagery and observations that highlight the biodiversity and ecological complexity of Mexican waters. With 173 pages featuring multilingual text in English, French, and Spanish, it serves both scientific and aesthetic audiences interested in oceanic environments. The work stands as an early example of underwater photographic documentation in Latin America, offering insights into coral reefs, aquatic species, and submerged landscapes. Its publication by a French press indicates international interest in Mexico’s marine heritage during the 1970s.