Black-Spotted Shark Gliding Toward the Lower Left
Coloring guide
A single shark glides across the page on a diagonal, with its snout pointing to the lower left and its long tail sweeping up toward the top right. The body is covered in black spots of different sizes, some round and some more oval or jagged. You can see a small round eye, a curved mouth line, and five gill slits just behind the head. It has two dorsal fins on its back, a pointed pectoral fin underneath, a smaller pelvic fin and anal fin toward the rear, and a tall tail fin with a long upper lobe. The background is blank, so there is plenty of room to add water. Kids could keep the spots dark and color the body sandy tan or gray, then talk about how spots help sharks blend in with the ocean floor. This free printable also works well for practicing careful coloring around the small spots.
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