Deep Sea Slumber: Great White's Tranquil Rest

Fun Fact

Great white sharks don't actually sleep in the same way humans do; instead, they enter periods of 'rest' where they are less active but remain aware of their surroundings and continue to swim slowly to breathe.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Shark's Skin** - Use various shades of grey, from dark charcoal on the dorsal side to a soft, almost white grey on the belly, to create a realistic, three-dimensional effect.
2. 2🖍️ **Sandy Details** - Bring the ocean floor to life with warm sandy browns, soft beiges, and hints of yellow. Add tiny specks of white or very light grey for individual pebbles and shell fragments.
3. 3✨ **Sea Grass Flow** - Use a range of greens – deep forest, vibrant emerald, and muted olive – to depict the gently swaying sea grass, adding a sense of movement and texture to the underwater scene.
4. 4🌈 **Water Depths** - Even if the main focus is the seabed, subtle washes of dark blue or teal in the background can suggest the vast, cool depths of the ocean, adding atmosphere to your coloring page.