Bull Shark With a Tall Triangular Dorsal Fin

A single shark is drawn in simple outline, swimming to the left in side view. The snout is pointed, with a small round eye dot near the front and a curved mouth line along the underside of the head. A tall triangular dorsal fin rises from the middle of the back, followed by a smaller second dorsal fin closer to the tail. Below, you can see one pectoral fin angled down behind the head, plus two smaller fins along the belly toward the back. The long tail sweeps up and to the right. The background is completely blank, and the big open body is easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring the back a darker gray and leaving the belly lighter, then talk about why many sharks have that shading. The printable page also works well for pointing out and naming each fin.