the desire of sea animals one possessive noun one plural

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"The dolphins' desire for freedom."

In this phrase, "dolphins'" is the possessive noun referring to the animals, and "freedom" is a plural concept in a broader sense. If you meant for a clearer plural noun, you could adjust it to: "The dolphins' desire for the ocean's depths." In this case, "depths" is the plural noun.

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