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Sharks

Color sharks with broad hammer-shaped heads, striped bodies or whale-shark spots, as well as smiling cartoon characters. Choose an open scene with a few bubbles for larger coloring spaces, or a reef, shell bed or rocky arch for finer details. Try contrasting colors for the shark and its surroundings.

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Whale Sharks

Print gentle whale sharks with broad heads and spotted bodies, from a simple swimmer to a detailed underwater landscape. Whale sharks are fish, despite their name.

15 coloring pages

Hammerhead Sharks

Explore hammerhead sharks with their distinctive wide heads in seagrass, coral gardens and underwater canyons. Print a simple shark or a detailed ocean scene.

15 coloring pages

Great White Sharks

Explore great white sharks among seaweed, small fish, jellyfish, shells and rocky seabeds, plus a scene with a coastal lighthouse. For large color areas and little background, choose the single swimmer above rounded stones. The anemone garden and rock arch offer many small details. Download an image or PDF and print your chosen scene.

15 coloring pages

Tiger Sharks

Color tiger sharks with their recognizable vertical flank markings as they explore lagoons, seagrass and reefs. Friendly illustrations range from simple swimmers to detailed habitats.

15 coloring pages
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A pointed snout or a wide head?

Use the silhouettes to choose your shark picture.

Follow the body boundary

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.

Try it on paper

A great white shark above rounded stones and two clumps of seaweed, with a few bubbles.
Original coloring page: Great White Shark Swimming Calmly →

Digital coloring example

Shark with a light gray back and tail, white belly and lower fins, above green seaweed.
A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.
  • 1. Gray back and tail
  • 2. White belly and lower fins
  • 3. Green seaweed
  1. Color above the wavy body line light gray, including both upper fins and the whole tail.
  2. Keep the belly below that line and all downward-facing fins white; preserve the gill lines.
  3. Color both seaweed clumps pale green. Leave bubbles, stones and water white.

The gray back should remain distinct from the white underside. Check where each fin meets the body before stopping.

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