How to draw a flying fish that flies up is as follows:

1, first draw the outline of half of the body of the flying fish, leaving a place to draw the wings, draw a mouth for the flying fish, and then draw a circle for the eyes.

2. Blacken the inside of the eyes, draw the outline of the flapping wings first, and complete the body and tail.

3. Draw stripes inside the fins, and finally the scales, and the stripes on the tail fin.

A. Flying Fish

Flying fish (Latin name: Cypselurus oligolepis) are jawed pinfish of the order Cypseluridae, and are widely distributed in warm waters around the world. The main food of the flying fish is tiny plankton; the eggs are light and small, and the membrane on the surface of the eggs has filamentous protrusions that are ideal for hanging on seaweed. It is a strange-looking fish with long pectoral fins that extend to the tail, like the wings of a bird; it is able to leap out of the water and fly some distance.

Two, Flying Fish Behavioral Characteristics

The flying of the flying fish is mainly to escape from predators. Its leap is high enough to jump to the deck of a ship on the water, and often flying fish will be found falling on the deck at the crack of dawn. Flying fish are fish that live in the upper layers of the oceans, and are the target of competition from a variety of ferocious fish.On April 14, 2011, in the South China Sea, a "flying fish" flew onto a fisherman's boat by itself. The larger ones are about a foot long, with wings as long as their tails. They often fly in groups across the sea.

It has the form of a carp, bird wings, fish body, head white mouth red, back has a green texture, it often fly at night. So it is called flying fish. Flying fish is not easy to leap out of the water, whenever the enemy attack, or by the ship's engine vibration sound stimulation, only to show this skill. This trick is not absolutely safe.

Sometimes when it flies through the air, it is often caught by airborne seabirds, and either falls to an island or is killed on a reef. Sometimes it also falls onto the decks of sailing ships and becomes a delicacy on people's tables. This often happens at night, because the flying fish's eyesight is sharp during the day and often flies blind at night.