The phrase "a time when animals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific period or event related to animals, often in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "There was a time when animals roamed freely across the vast plains, unbothered by human presence."
Alternatives: "an era when animals" or "a period when animals".
At a time when animals are abused by industrial farmers, manipulated, mismanaged, malnourished, and generally disrespected, this sort of thing is akin to a hunter's putting a cigarette in the mouth of the just-shot trophy buck and taking a picture.
A time when animals existed to either feed or entertain humans, and few shits were given about their wellbeing.
A time when animals existed to either feed or entertain humans, and few shits were given about their well-being.
This corresponded to a time when animals exhibited behavioral correlates of tinnitus (ASR testing of salicylate and noise groups).
Rapatar (0.5mg/kg or PBS were given by gavage at a time when animals were allowed access to food.
They were first published in England by animal researchers Russell and Burch in 1959, a time when animals were mainly used for screening chemicals for biological activity [ 65].
"The Tusk That Did the Damage" arrives at a time when animal welfare has moved from the margin into the mainstream, both in reality and in literature.
These radically different approaches are a legacy from a time when animal products were thought to be inherently risky and other food products safe.
The agency's final version is expected within months, and comes at a time when animal confinement methods, safety monitoring and other aspects of so-called factory farming are also under sharp attack.
And at a time when animal obesity rates are approaching human ones -- American veterinarians say over half the pets they see are overweight, according to a study conducted last fall by the Purina Pet Institute -- experts say a weekend in the woods may be just the thing for some out-of-shape pooches.
"At a time when animal and plant species are becoming extinct at an alarming rate, discovery of the origin of a new plant species in Britain calls for a celebration". The plant has been added to the British list under the name of the York groundsel, as follow-up searches have found specimens only in the city.
