Fun Fact!
A wildebeest has a front-heavy appearance because its front shoulders are much larger and more muscular than its hindquarters.
Image Details
Coloring page of a wildebeest head in profile with large curved horns, shaggy mane, alert eye, and simple black outline, African antelope.
Coloring Tips
- 1 Blend gray and brown on the face for soft fur shading.
- 2 Leave a tiny white dot in the eye to make it shine.
- 3 Use light gray on the horns, then add darker tips for depth.
- 4 Draw a sunny savanna background around the head with sky blue and dusty sand.
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