Zebra Shark Seen From Above in a Gentle C Curve

A single shark is drawn from above, curling in a gentle C shape with its head at the top right and its tail swinging around at the bottom. Wide, rounded stripes run across the back and tail, and a few smaller triangle-like and oval spots sit along the sides near the middle. The head has a small round eye, and two pointed pectoral fins stick out to either side. Fine little lines mark the fin edges. The outlines are thick and clean, so the large stripe shapes are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring the stripes in deep brown and leaving the body a sandy tan, then add the tiny spots in a lighter shade. It's a nice printable for talking about how some sharks have patterns that help them blend in with the ocean floor.