Whale Shark in Side View Covered in Dots and Circles
Coloring guide
A large whale shark is drawn in side view, swimming toward the left with its wide, flat mouth near the front of the head and one small round eye. The body is covered in dots and small circles of different sizes, and a row of thin vertical lines runs behind the gills. You can also see a tall dorsal fin, a smaller second fin near the back, a big pectoral fin, two small fins on the underside, and a tall tail fin that is spotted too. The lines are clean and the spaces are open, so it works well for steady crayon or marker work. Try coloring the back a deep blue-gray and leaving the belly pale, then fill the spots in white or yellow. It could also open a short talk about the biggest fish in the ocean.
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