Young Swordfish's First Hunt

Fun Fact

A swordfish's long, flat bill, called a "sword," can make up one-third of its entire body length! They use it to slash and stun their prey, making it easier to catch.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 **Swordfish Scale Shimmer** - Use varying shades of blue, silver, and grey for the swordfish's body to create a sense of depth and the subtle shimmer of scales underwater.
2. 2🖍️ **Tiny Baitfish Glow** - Color the small baitfish with light, bright colors like yellow, pale blue, or silver, perhaps adding a touch of white for a shimmering effect as they school together.
3. 3✨ **Ocean Floor Details** - Pay close attention to the rock formations and sea plants in the background. Use earthy tones for rocks and vibrant greens or purples for plants to make the ocean environment rich and detailed.
4. 4🌈 **Focused Eye & Bill** - Give the swordfish's eye a sharp, observant look with a dark pupil and a lighter iris. Highlight its impressive bill with a slightly different shade of grey or blue to emphasize its unique feature.