Street sharks bones grande taille figure 30cm

Giant street sharks bones Note: This seems like a product title. The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Translate to French. But "Giant street sharks bones" could be "Os de giants requins de rue" or "Os de grands requins de rue". "Giant street sharks bones" literally: "os de grands requins de rue". In French, adjectives after noun: "os de grands requins de rue". But could be "Os de grands requins de rues" No, "rues" is streets; "street" as in "street sharks" maybe a brand name but it's generic. Likely "Os de grands requins de rue". Let's output: Os de grands requins de rue. However capitalization? Title case? Original is lowercase except first word capital G. It is "Giant street sharks bones" We'll translate to "Os de grands requins de rue". Ensure no extra commentary. Let's output single line. The instruction: preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. There is none besides the line. So output: Os de grands requins de rue. But "Giant street sharks bones" could be plural "bones" -> "os" is singular or plural? "bones" plural. In English "bones" plural; in French "os" is plural as well, but sometimes "os" is plural identical to singular. We should maybe "Os de grands requins de rue" uses "Os" plural? "Os" can be both singular and plural. If needed "Os de grands requins de rue" implies bones. Fine. I'll output. If they expect "Os de grands requins de rue" with uppercase O? Title case unknown. I'll use "Os de grands requins de rue". End with nothing else. Include no period? Original had none. I'll not add period. But French sentence fragment maybe not. I'll keep as is.