Bull Shark Gliding Toward the Upper Left With Gill Slits

A single large shark glides diagonally across the page with its snout pointing to the upper left. You can see its small round eye, the curved mouth line, and a set of gill slits just behind the head. The tall triangular dorsal fin sits on top of the back, and a long pectoral fin angles down from the side. Smaller pelvic and anal fins sit along the belly, a second small dorsal fin sits near the tail, and the tail stretches out to the right. Thin dashed lines along the body hint at shading and texture. The body is a big open area, so it works well for blending blues and grays from dark on top to light underneath. This free printable is also handy for a quick lesson where kids point out and name each fin.