Two hammerheads swim at different heights among small fish, below a rippled surface with long rays of light.

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Hammerhead Sharks Swimming Together

Two hammerheads swim at different heights among small fish, below a rippled surface with long rays of light. Branching and rounded corals, tube shapes and sea plants fill the bottom; you can color the larger shark bodies before the smaller reef patterns.

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Two blue-gray hammerheads among golden fish

Repeat the same shark color at two sizes and let the small fish punctuate the white reef.

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Two blue-gray hammerheads with white eye rings among golden small fish and a green ribbon-seaweed grove, against a white detailed reef. — Leave all corals, tube sponges, stones, bubbles, light rays and water white. Compare the two hammer-shaped heads without changing their outlines.

1. Blue-gray · two sharks
2. Gold · small fish
3. Sage · right-hand ribbon seaweed

Fill both sharks completely blue-gray, including heads, fins, tails and outlined back patches; keep eye rings white.
Color the free-swimming small fish gold, preserving stripes, scales and fins. Leave the long slender fish against the left rocks white.
Fill only the ribbon seaweed grove along the right edge sage green.

Leave all corals, tube sponges, stones, bubbles, light rays and water white. Compare the two hammer-shaped heads without changing their outlines.

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