Tiger Shark Facing Right With a Striped Back
Coloring guide
A single shark swims to the right in a long side view, drawn in bold black outlines on a plain white background. The pointed snout has a small round eye and a curved mouth line near the front. Along the back and upper sides you can see a pattern of short vertical stripes and dark flecks, with more scribbled shading near the tall dorsal fin. A smaller second dorsal fin sits farther back, and the tail sweeps out with a long upper lobe and a smaller lower lobe. Pectoral and pelvic fins show along the belly. Try coloring the stripes in blue-gray and olive tones while leaving the underside pale, then talk about how the markings help the shark blend in with the water. This printable page works well for ocean units and quiet afternoon coloring.
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