Blacktip Reef Shark

The blacktip thresher shark lives in warm, shallow waters and feeds on other fish. Compared to other sharks, they are (very) small in size. However, they are very popular because they have the most basic and casual appearance of any shark.

The blacktip thresher shark is drunk on the fact that it's popular, so it tends to be a bit cocky and look down on others, which is why some fish don't like them. Of course, blacktip sharks don't like fish that don't like them. When they meet fish that don't know them, they try to make their presence known and appeal to them. If they meet fish that like them, they are very gentle, warm, and friendly. Of course, there are special cases.

(Fish that don't like blacktip sharks)
(eels, moray eels, blue sharks, sardines, mackerels, redfish, flounder, sole, stingrays, clownfish, blue tangs, unicorn fish, ribbon eels, parrotfish, pineapple fish)

(Fish that are not interested in great white sharks)
(Great white shark, blacktip reef shark, blue shark, sand tiger shark, mudfish, marlin, sailfish, tuna, salmon, reef shark, alligator grouper, snake shark, pirarucu, spearfish, triggerfish, axe fish, benthos, grunts, sunfish, hammerhead shark, great hammerhead shark, blacktip reef shark, bull shark, arowana, piranha, triggerfish, goliath tigerfish, wrasse, lemon shark, sevengill, balloon eel, etc...)

(Fish that like blacktip reef sharks)
(Blackdip shark, spiny dogfish, whale shark, devil shark, bigmouth shark, lionfish, sawfish, tuna, bluefin tuna, rainbow salmon, longcow fish, skipjack, bigeye, sturgeon, etc...)

(Fish with a special relationship to the blacktip thresher shark)
(White shark)