A great white shark angled upward beside a curved trail of bubbles, above shells and seaweed.

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Great White Shark Turning Among Bubbles

A great white shark points diagonally upward beside a winding trail of bubbles. Small fish appear on either side, with shells and seaweed along the bottom.

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A blue-gray shark turning past golden fish

Follow the diagonal shark, then find the five small fish around it.

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Diagonal blue-gray shark with white belly among five gold fish and white bubbles, above two green seaweed clumps and white shells. — Keep all bubbles, shells, rocks, sand and water white. Follow the curved bubble trails and check that the five gill lines remain visible.

1. Blue-gray · shark back and fins
2. Gold · five small fish
3. Sage · two seaweed clumps

Fill the shark above the wavy side line blue-gray, including every fin and the tail; leave its belly white.
Color the three upper-left fish and the two right-hand fish gold.
Fill the two bottom seaweed clumps sage green.

Keep all bubbles, shells, rocks, sand and water white. Follow the curved bubble trails and check that the five gill lines remain visible.

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