Serious-Eyed Shark Curving Toward the Top Left
Coloring guide
A single shark swims in a curved, upward-angled pose, with its pointed snout aimed toward the top left of the page. The mouth is slightly open and shows a row of small teeth, and the eye has a narrowed, serious look. Five curved gill slits are drawn just behind the head. You can see a large triangular dorsal fin on top, a long pectoral fin hanging down from the belly, and a tail that sweeps around the bottom with a small fin tucked near it. The body is outlined in clean, thick lines with big open areas, so it works well for younger kids. Try a gradient from dark gray-blue on the back to pale blue on the belly, which is a fun way to talk about how real sharks are shaded. This page is free to print.
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