Fun Fact!
The horns of a young wildebeest are straight at first and begin to curve as the animal gets older.
Image Details
Coloring page of a mother wildebeest with curved horns and a shaggy mane nuzzling her young calf. African gnu line art, standing figures on a blank background.
Coloring Tips
- 1 Use a light tan for the calf and a deeper brown-gray for Mama to show their different ages.
- 2 Press harder for the dark mane and tail tip; keep the legs lighter for shine.
- 3 Shade the horns with gray, adding a tiny white stripe for a smooth gleam.
- 4 Draw tall green grass and a dusty trail under their hooves to place them on the savanna.
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