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It depends upon the context. Shark's is used to indicate that a shark posesses something. Sharks is used to indicate that there are more than one shark. Sharks' is used to indicate that more than one shark posses something. _______________ It depends, if one shark is showing possession, then it is shark's. For example: the shark's prey swam quickly. If more than one shark shows possession, then it is sharks'. For example: all of the sharks' habitat were in danger. Now if the sharks aren't showing possession, then it doesn't go anywhere. For example: the sharks were in danger.
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