It is gray above and lighter below; younger sharks have darker saddles and dots, which fade with age.
It is brownish gray above and lighter below, with a pattern of darker saddles and blotches in younger sharks.
This species is gray above, with darker saddles and scattered black spots that fade with age; the underside is off-white.
The back and sides are light gray to brown, with an irregular pattern of close-set darker saddles and blotches along with many dark (sometimes light) spots, and a dark stripe from under the eye to the pectoral fin origins.
Adults are brownish gray above and lighter below; young sharks are lighter in color and have darker saddles and blotches over the body and fins, which fade and may disappear with age.
Behind the fin, it has a dark grey "saddle patch" across the back.
There is dark brown saddle-grade Castaño leather on the seats -- the seatback pockets even have flaps like saddlebags -- and fancy carpeting on the floor.
Next to their lightness of spirit and the exquisite beauty of their workmanship, the soldiers' possessions are cumbersome and ugly - iron shackles, rifles, metal spurs, dark leather saddles.
It can additionally be identified by its dorsal colour pattern of ten dark brown saddles on a yellowish brown background.
The body is grayish-brown above, with 15 18 dark, rounded saddles, blotches, and/or spots that run onto the tail; each marking is highlighted by a paler border.
Coloured yellowish brown above and cream below, this shark has a characteristic series of ten dorsal saddles from the head to the tail; each saddle is dark brown with a darker edge and a lighter middle.
