Whale Shark Dotted in Neat Rows, Tail Sweeping Up
Coloring guide
A large whale shark glides across the page with its wide, flat head on the left and its long tail sweeping up toward the right. The back and sides are covered in small dotted spots, and the dots line up in neat rows along the body toward the tail. You can see a round eye, a broad mouth line, the tall dorsal fin on top, a smaller fin further back, a pointed pectoral fin low on the body, and a small fin on the underside. The belly is left mostly blank, which gives kids a big smooth area to color. Try a deep blue or gray on the back and a pale shade underneath, then use a white crayon or a light pencil for the dots. It also works well for a lesson on the biggest fish in the ocean, since the page is free to print and easy to label.
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