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Have you ever encountered a video of a starfish in motion? If your child is feeling bored, it’s worth a watch for an entertaining distraction! The way these fascinating creatures move is truly unique, making it even easier to appreciate their beauty. Fun fact: starfish are also known as sea stars, a name that makes sense considering their star-like shape. Despite being referred to as “fish,” they don’t possess the typical characteristics of fish, such as gills, scales, or fins. But when it comes to starfish coloring pages, the sky’s the limit—unless you’re speaking to a marine biologist, who might prefer the more accurate terminology. (You could lighten the mood with some fish-themed jokes!)
Starfish coloring pages are perfect for budding artists. Most designs are straightforward, allowing for vibrant color choices. Starfish come in a variety of hues, from vivid reds and oranges to calming blues and purples. Feel free to take creative liberties with your coloring—glittery starfish, anyone? The key to art is to unleash your imagination and express yourself!
If you’re interested in more coloring fun, be sure to check out our other free printables featuring sea life. We offer dolphin, jellyfish, whale, crab, octopus, seahorse, and shark coloring pages!
Free Printable Starfish Coloring Pages
Starfish No. 1
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Searching for an easy activity? This starfish could be just what you need. Bright orange will really make it stand out, or you could opt for a cool gray hue, which is realistic as many species are gray. Did you know there are over 2,000 species of starfish around the globe, including in polar regions?
Starfish No. 2
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This starfish (or sea star, my mistake) has a bit more character. Consider creating a background scene of it floating in the ocean or even washed up on the beach. You could also add eyes—starfish have eye-spots at the end of each arm. Interestingly, they lack brains and blood, instead pumping nutrients through their bodies by filtering seawater.
Starfish No. 3
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Coloring this starfish in vibrant purple may give it a quirky vibe reminiscent of a character from a classic Nickelodeon cartoon. You could draw inspiration from Patrick Star on SpongeBob SquarePants by adding his iconic green and purple board shorts.
Starfish No. 4
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This page features the underside of a starfish, a perspective not often seen. Despite lacking brains and blood, these remarkable creatures can live for around 35 years!
Starfish No. 5
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This page offers flexibility; will you choose to color the dots in a rainbow of colors? Perhaps draw faces on them or stick to a more traditional starfish look? Discuss with your child the texture of a starfish’s skin, which varies by species—from leathery to spiky.
Starfish No. 6
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This cheerful sea star seems to know a thing or two about ocean life! Use metallic colors to enhance its shining personality. Did you know that starfish eat by pushing their stomachs out through their mouths? They can only survive in saltwater environments.
Starfish No. 7
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While this starfish has five arms, some species boast up to 40! If it loses an arm, it can regenerate, although it takes about a year for a limb to grow back. Starfish can reproduce by releasing eggs and sperm into the water or, in some tropical species, a severed limb can grow into a new body.
Starfish No. 8
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This drawing exudes a childlike charm. Perhaps these starfish are waiting for their relative, the brittle star, known for its longer arms.
Starfish No. 9
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This starfish could easily double as a flower if you add a stem. Fun fact: some sea stars can weigh as much as 11 pounds!
Starfish No. 10
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This design is the most intricate and offers a chance for creativity. Print two copies—one with realistic colors and the other where you can let your imagination run wild.
Starfish No. 11
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This cute starfish is reminiscent of Patrick Star. Fun SpongeBob trivia: Patrick has a sister named Sam, and he and Gary are cousins!
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Summary
These 11 starfish coloring pages are a delightful way to spark creativity and learn more about these incredible sea creatures. From their vibrant colors to interesting facts about their biology, coloring these pages offers both fun and education. For more on home insemination and related topics, visit this excellent resource as well as this authority on the subject.
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