Grinning Shark With Sharp Teeth Swimming Sideways

A single shark swims toward the left with its mouth open in a toothy grin. The drawing shows a pointed snout, a slanted angry-looking eye with a heavy brow line, and a row of triangle teeth along the upper and lower jaw. Four curved gill lines sit behind the eye. The tall triangular dorsal fin rises from the back, and a long pectoral fin stretches out from the side. The tail fin curves up at the top right, with a small fin near the tail and another at the belly. The background is empty, so there is plenty of room to add your own water. Try shading the top of the body in dark gray or blue and leaving the belly pale, which is how many real sharks look. The big teeth are fun to color white with thin gray outlines. This free page also works well for a quick lesson on shark fins and gills.