Goblin Shark Side View, Snout Stretching Past Its Jaw

A single shark swims to the left in simple side view, drawn with clean black outlines and no background. The most striking feature is the long, flat snout that stretches out past the mouth, while the lower jaw hangs open to show a row of small jagged teeth. You can see one small round eye, a few curved gill lines behind the head, a tall dorsal fin on top, a pectoral fin pointing down, and a smaller fin near the tail. The tail sweeps up and out on the left side. Because the shapes are large and open, this free printable works well for younger kids. Try soft grays and pinks for the body, then use white or yellow for the teeth so the open mouth stands out. It also makes a nice starting point for talking about how different sharks have different head shapes.