Narwhal Coloring Pages

A narwhal’s spiral tusk is an elongated tooth, usually found in males. Choose a simple portrait, two swimming companions or a detailed ocean scene. Download and print for free. You can also choose an aurora sky, a shell wreath or a snowflake border.

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A narwhal surfaces among ice floes beneath flowing northern lights, a crescent moon and stars.

Narwhal in an Aurora Bay

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A narwhal swims upward beside an iceberg, with the ice shown both above and below the surface.

Narwhal beside an Iceberg

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A smiling narwhal with a long spiral tusk swims diagonally beside three bubbles.

Narwhal — Easy Outline

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A friendly narwhal turns toward the viewer with flippers spread, among bubbles, flowing water lines and two shells.

Narwhal Up Close

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A narwhal curves downward beside rings of bubbles, above scallop shells and sea stars.

Narwhal Diving beside Bubble Rings

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A narwhal swims beneath the surface in a wide scene of glacier cliffs, snowy mountains and a rocky seabed.

Narwhal in a Glacier Panorama

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A spotted narwhal swims under a broad ice arch, above rounded rocks and seaweed.

Narwhal beneath an Ice Arch

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A spotted narwhal rises between tall kelp fronds above layered rocks and small sea stars.

Narwhal among Kelp and Rocks

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Three narwhals seen from above swim along a winding channel between ice floes; two have long tusks.

Narwhal Pod in an Ice Channel

detailed

A narwhal fills an oval wreath of scallop shells, spiral shells, sea stars and curling seaweed.

Narwhal in a Shell Wreath

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A narwhal appears above curling waves inside a decorative oval frame with snowflakes and icy mountains.

Narwhal in a Snowflake Frame

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A large narwhal with a spiral tusk swims beside a smaller companion without a tusk, beneath floating ice.

Narwhal Companions beneath Ice Floes

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One spotted swimmer or an icy channel?

Compare a broad cartoon silhouette with several overlapping paths.

One large narwhal

The long striped tusk and small oval spots give three distinct coloring groups.

Narwhal — Easy Outline →

Three swimmers

Three narwhals follow a winding channel between ice edges. Choose this for repeated bodies and a more detailed setting.

Narwhal Pod in an Ice Channel →

A playful three-color narwhal

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.

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Original coloring page: Narwhal — Easy Outline →

Lavender narwhal with blue spots and a pale gold striped tusk. — 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
2. Blue spots
3. Golden tusk

Fill the body, flippers and tail lavender, leaving the oval spots empty.
Color each small oval spot blue.
Fill the long tusk pale gold, keeping every diagonal line visible; leave bubbles and background white.

The spots should stand apart from the body and the tusk stripes stay readable. These are imaginative colors.

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For more open space, choose the single whale or swimming pair with bubbles. For smaller details, look for body spots, kelp leaves, shell ribs or snowflake branches; the wide glacier scene offers a different layout from the tall pages.

Try it together

Compare the head, flippers and tail with another whale picture.

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