Anglerfish

Explore friendly cartoon anglerfish in rocky canyons, beside jellyfish, shells and tall tube sponges. Choose a close-up with a large fish, a detailed rock arch, or an encounter with a camera robot or submarine. Download the coloring page or print a PDF and try your own deep-sea colors.

A large lure or a camera encounter?

Compare one prominent fish with a scene containing equipment.

A round, spotted anglerfish smiles in close-up, with its curved lure above and sponges below.

Round close-up

The smiling fish has a curved lure, round spots, irregular patches and fan fins. Choose it to reserve many differently shaped white areas.

Friendly Anglerfish Close-Up →
A smiling anglerfish faces a small camera robot above the rocky seabed.

Fish meets camera robot

The fish faces a small robot with round lenses, propellers, cable and two light beams. Choose this for a mix of animal curves and equipment shapes.

Anglerfish Meets an Underwater Robot →

Make the lure stand out

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Digital coloring example

Lavender anglerfish with white body markings, turquoise fins and a golden lure above an uncolored rocky seabed.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Lavender body and stalk
  • 2. Turquoise fins
  • 3. Golden lure
  1. Color the head, body and curved lure stalk lavender, leaving all existing round spots and irregular patches white. Keep the eye whites clear.
  2. Color every fan-shaped fin and the tail turquoise, preserving the ribs.
  3. Color the round lure bulb golden yellow, keeping its small oval highlight white. Leave rocks, sponges, sea pens and background dots uncolored.

The yellow bulb should stand apart from the lavender stalk, and every white body marking should retain its original shape. This is a playful palette.

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