Sloth Holding a Slice of Watermelon Coloring Page
Seven inked seeds sit in the flesh of a half moon slice, held low against the chest with a paw curled in from either side.
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Count the seeds before you start, because they are the only part of this sheet that arrives already filled in: seven small teardrops, two up near the flat top edge, two below those, and three spread along the bottom of the flesh.
Everything else about the fruit is open. The slice is a half moon with its straight cut edge running across the top and three nested bands curving beneath the flesh, which is room enough to leave a pale strip of pith between the red and a darker rind outside it. That layering is what makes a watermelon read as a watermelon rather than a pink wedge, so it is the part worth slowing down for. The slice sits low, well clear of the chin, with a paw curling in from either side and claws hooked over the edge.
The animal behind it is mostly blank: a smooth round body, bands of soft gray sweeping back from each eye, a pale muzzle with an inked nose, and a fringe of short spikes framing the whole head. Short hatching strokes break up the two rounded feet at the bottom, and the belly above them carries a single curved line and nothing else.
