Cetus, the whale, doesn't form a distinct, easily recognizable shape like a bear or a scorpion. It's more like a meandering, elongated pattern with no clear outline.

Think of it like this:

* The head: This is the most recognizable part, with the bright star Menkar marking the whale's jaw.

* The body: Stretches out like a long, winding serpent, with no defined curves or edges.

* The tail: Ends in a faint, less prominent section.

You can find some guides that might try to draw a whale shape, but it's more of an artistic interpretation than a clear visual pattern in the stars.

The best way to appreciate Cetus is to trace its path across the sky and imagine the whale's journey.