Goblin Shark Pointing Its Long Snout to the Upper Right
Coloring guide
A single shark is drawn in simple bold outline, swimming at a diagonal with its long, flat, pointed snout angled up toward the top right corner. The mouth hangs open near the snout, and a small round eye sits just above it. Five curved gill slits are drawn behind the head, and you can see a triangular dorsal fin on the back, a lower pectoral fin, and smaller fins near the tail. The body tapers into a long tail stretching to the left. There is no background, so the big open spaces are easy for small hands to fill. Try a soft gray or pink body with darker shading along the back, then use a bright color inside the open mouth. It also works well for a quick lesson on shark body parts, where kids label the fins, gills, and snout after coloring.
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