Carcharhinus melanopterus

The black winged true shark is an aquatic animal belonging to the true shark genus in the true shark family of the true shark order. Its body is thick and over 4 meters long, with its tail gradually shrinking and forming a spindle shape, and its head is wide and flat. The black winged shark is distributed in the East and South China Seas of China, as well as in Japan, Indonesia, the Red Sea, the Indian Ocean, and the Southwest Pacific. Residing in tropical and subtropical seas. The black winged shark usually lives alone and occasionally hunts in groups. Food includes reef fish, crabs, mantis shrimp, and other crustaceans. The black winged shark is one of the few sharks that can completely jump out of the water. Sometimes it can be preyed upon by humans, but it can also be preyed upon by large sharks or even large groupers.