Is your child interested in animals? Do they love zoo visits and beg you to buy books on wild animals? If that is the case, you are one of the lucky parents whose child was born with an immense love for the animal kingdom. You should preserve this interest in animals and encourage it with a coloring book full of wild animals. Print out these wild animal coloring pages and let your kids fill them in with colored crayons.
Top Amazing Wild Animals Coloring Pages For Kids
We have some of the most exciting wild animal coloring pictures that will bring a smile to your kid’s face. With such coloring pages, you can help enhance the creativity of your little artist.
1. Crocodile
The crocodile on our crocodile coloring page seems quite realistic, basking in the sun, as they are often seen in the wild. There is a water body in front of the crocodile with tall grass surrounding it. The sun is high up in the sky, and the horizon is broken by low hills. The image represents the wild through and through. Your animal lover child would love coloring this.
2. Elephant
We have brought you another realistic outline drawing of the wild. An elephant can be seen in the image, making its way through the forest’s grassy terrain. There are wild creepers and low bushes on one side of the image, while tall palm trees are seen on the other side.
3. Tortoises
The image shows a desert scene, and three disgruntled-looking tortoises are treading the dry terrain. The tortoises are realistic with scales on their limbs and faces, and brick-like patterns on their shells. There is some sparse, dry-looking vegetation and patches of short grass.
4. Rattlesnake
The picture of the rattlesnake is more cartoonish and less realistic, but still fun to color. The snake has a positive expression on its face, reminding you vaguely of The Jungle Book. It has intricate patterns on its back, which can be colored according to your child’s imagination. The snake seems calm, rattling away its tail and looking away.
5. Bear
The coloring page of the bear family is rather realistic, except for the anthropomorphism clearly shown in the cubs’ expressions. A mother bear is looking curiously at a few fruits hanging from the tree while her two cubs seem charmingly happy with the small berries that have got from the undergrowth.
6. Gorilla
The gorilla coloring page is meant for younger children or beginners because it seems more of a caricature or simple outline drawing, with its clubbed feet and hands. If your child is a mere toddler, they will love coloring this beast.
7. Leopard
The leopard is a magnificent beast of the wild and a treat to look at. If your child is plastered to the TV whenever a leopard comes on the screen, they will love coloring our leopard coloring sheet. The leopard has some small spots, so it is best to reserve this image for your kid if they have been coloring for some time.
8. Giraffe
We have a realistic outline sketch of a giraffe for children more experienced in coloring. The whole body of the giraffe is covered in mosaic-like patterns up to the knees. The pattern may seem intricate, so again, ask your child to color it only if they have been coloring for a long time. There is a bed of grass at the foot of the giraffe which can be extended by coloring.
9. Deer
The deer on our coloring page is no Bambi — it is a clear, artistic reproduction of a real deer. It has tiny spots on its back, with patches of lighter color around its eyes and neck.
10. Lion
Our coloring page of the lion has a detailed mane, facial features, and body. It is standing on a bed of rocks and the wild Savannah is visible in the background.
There is no better way to teach your child new lessons than via fun and games. By giving your child these printable wild animal coloring pages to color, you are opening a new world to them. Younger kids will learn to recognize wild animals, while older ones can be taught fun facts about animals as they color them. Overall, they will learn to control their hand movements, learn about the features of animals, and emerge from the activity with better concentration and focus.
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