Tiger Shark Facing Left With Closed Mouth and Long Pectoral Fin

A single shark is drawn in side view, swimming toward the left with its snout pointed forward and its mouth closed along the underside of the head. You can see one dark eye, a tall triangular dorsal fin on top, a long pectoral fin angled down below the body, and a tail with a larger upper lobe and a smaller lower lobe. Short vertical stripes sit near the front of the body, and a patch of small dashes and spots covers the back and middle of the shark. Two small fins show near the tail on the belly side. The background is plain white, so there is lots of room to work. Try coloring the stripes and spots in a darker blue or gray than the body, then talk about why a shark's markings might help it blend into the water. This free printable works well for ocean units or quiet afternoon coloring.