Thresher Shark Gliding Right With a Very Long Upper Tail Lobe
Coloring guide
A single thresher shark swims toward the right side of the page, drawn in clean black outline with plenty of white space inside. Its most striking feature is the very long, curved upper tail lobe that sweeps up and back to a thin point in the top left corner. You will also see a tall triangular dorsal fin on its back, two pectoral fins, a small pelvic fin, a small lower tail fin, and a row of gill slits behind a round eye with a small pupil. The body is smooth with a few light lines along the side. The big open shapes are easy for younger kids to color, and this printable page also works well for a quick ocean animal lesson. Try shading the back darker blue-gray and leaving the belly lighter, then talk about how the long tail helps this shark stun fish.
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