Ahh, it's a beautiful winter day in the forest.
The birds are chirpin' ...
the deer are prancin' ...
and you're learnin' the difference between "it's" and "its".
[horse snorts]
Well, I know they sound the same, but "it's" and "its" actually mean two different things.
"It's" is the contraction of "it" and "is". For example ...
[wolf howl]
What's that sound? It's the howl of the majestic wolf.
It sounds like it's pretty close by.
Well, shucks. It's bitin' my leg.
"Its" indicates ownership. For example ...
Its teeth sure are sharp.
I reckon I'm being taken back to its den.
Well, I think I'm its dinner.