Big Bullfrog Sitting Still Coloring Page

A bullfrog sits square and still, facing straight out of the page. This is the pose a real bullfrog holds for hours at the edge of a pond, waiting for something to walk past its mouth. Nothing here is stretched or leaping, so the drawing gives you one broad body, two folded back legs and two straight front legs to work through in order. The webbed back feet spread wide on the ground line, and each toe is drawn as its own rounded shape. Bullfrogs are the biggest frogs in North America. A large one covers a dinner plate with its legs stretched out and weighs about as much as a can of soup. Color it deep olive green across the back and leave the throat pale yellow, which is what a male bullfrog actually looks like. The eyes sit high and round on top of the head with plenty of white space around them, so a small hand can fill them without going over the line. This sheet suits ages five and up and prints cleanly on plain paper.