Blunt-Nosed Bull Shark With Five Gill Slits

A single shark swims toward the left in a simple side view, drawn with clean, bold outlines and no background at all. The snout is blunt and rounded, with a small eye near the front and a short mouth line underneath. Five curved gill slits sit just behind the head, and a long pectoral fin angles down from the body. You can also see a tall triangular dorsal fin on the back, a smaller second dorsal fin near the tail, and small fins along the underside. The tail sweeps up into a long pointed upper lobe. Because the body is a large open shape, it works well for blending crayons from a darker gray on top to a lighter shade underneath. This free printable is also handy for a quick lesson on naming shark body parts, such as fins, gills and tail.