Two great white sharks swim in parallel among small fish and bubbles, above rocks and seaweed.

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Two Great White Sharks in Open Water

Two great white sharks swim in parallel among small fish and bubbles, above rocks and seaweed.

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Blue-gray backs above white bellies

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Two great white sharks with blue-gray backs and white undersides swim among five golden fish and green seaweed. — Leave the rocks, sand, bubbles and surrounding water white; keep the gill lines visible.

1. Blue gray · upper bodies and tails
2. Pale gold · five fish
3. Sage green · seaweed

Color both sharks above the wavy side line blue gray, including the dorsal fins and full tails. Leave the lower jaws, bellies and all lower fins white.
Color the five little fish gold.
Color every seaweed clump green.

Leave the rocks, sand, bubbles and surrounding water white; keep the gill lines visible.

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