Origami Shark

I also had received help from my sister since I struggled with a few parts of the shark. And this post is a more lengthy one too, as the shark requires many steps to explain the folds.

Here are some random facts about sharks to spice up this origami.

• The shark is a ferocious species of fish. equipped with tough, leathery skin rather than scales like a fish. 
• When out swimming, you have an 11.5 million in 1 chance to be attacked a shark, but you're more likely to die from a snake than a shark.

Start with a square sheet of paper, with
the colored side downwards.
Step 1: Fold the square half in both ways.

Step 2: Fold the square in half, then fold the
corners towards the middle.

Step 4: Along the 2 points, fold those
pieces into the middle.

Step 3: You make the classic "Waterbomb."
I can't give a detailed step for that so it's
better if you search up how to make that.

Step 5: Fold the top triangle into
the shape, so it looks like a cobra.

Step 6:You will open up steps 4 and 5,
and then you pop out the sides and just press down.

Step 6.5: This is what it'll
look like after you do Step 6.

Step 7: Flip the fold over, then fold
the protruding pieces into the fold. Not as shown in
the picture.

Step 9: Flip the fold again, this time. Fold the
protruding triangle down.

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Step 8 This is what it looks like from the flipped
side.

Step 10: Flip the fold once more, then you fold the
"legs" behind so it looks like fins.

Step 11: Flip the fold one last time, then you fold the triangle
down to make the head.

Step 12: Fold the corners to round
the shape of the fold.

Step 13: Fold in half.

Step 14: Reverse fold the tail part.

Step 15: Fold down.

Step 16: Fold over and backwards.

Step 17: Do the same thing in Step 17, but
to the other side.

DNews. “Shark Attacks: What Are the Odds.” Seeker, Seeker, 2 Aug. 2010, www.seeker.com/shark-attacks-what-are-the-odds-1765086926.html.

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