Rounded-Snout Tiger Shark Covered in Stripes and Spots

A single shark swims to the left in side view, drawn in clean black outlines on a plain white background. Its snout is rounded, with a small round eye, a curved mouth line, and a few short gill slits behind the head. The body is covered in markings: tall vertical stripes along the middle of the side, and smaller oval spots and blotches across the back and toward the tail. There is a large triangular dorsal fin on top, a smaller second fin further back, a long pectoral fin hanging below, and a tall tail with a pointed upper lobe. The free printable page works well for kids who like patterns. Try coloring the shark in grays and blue-grays, then use a darker shade to fill in the stripes and spots so they stand out. It also pairs nicely with a short talk about how a tiger shark gets its name.