Shark Swimming Downward With Open Mouth and Gills

A single shark glides diagonally across the page, nose pointed toward the lower left corner and tail rising toward the upper right. Its mouth is slightly open with a row of small teeth, and one round eye with a dot in the center sits just above it. Behind the head you can see five curved gill slits, drawn inside an oval shape, and a long pectoral fin stretches out below the body. A tall triangular dorsal fin sits on the back, with a smaller second dorsal fin and two little fins near the tail. A thin line runs along the side of the body. The background is completely empty, so there is lots of room for blue and gray water-inspired shading. This printable is a good chance to talk about shark body parts. Kids can color each fin a different shade and then name them, such as dorsal, pectoral, and tail fin.