Diet:
bony fishes (including snake eels, conger eels, scorpionfishes,
lanternfishes, and star-eaters). It also eats cephalopods,
crustaceans and other elasmobranchs
The dorsal
fins of this species have two spines that are rather
short (the length of the first dorsal spine is much
shorter than the first dorsal base length). The pectoral
fins are falcate and have an angular rear tip and somewhat
concave rear margins. The midpoint of the pelvic fin
bases is closer to the first dorsal fin base than the
second dorsal fin. The overall color is gray to dark
brown, with the ventral surface being paler than the
rest of the body. There are no white spots on the side
of the body. Young individuals have black tipped dorsal
fins. The rear margins are also white.
