The phrase "young animals" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe young creatures of any species, such as "The farmer watched as the young animals frolicked in the meadow."
In young animals, the disease can be fatal.
Play is a common behaviour, especially among young animals.
Repeatedly exposed young animals do not develop tolerance to food antigens and exhibit autoimmune deviations.
An impaired ability to recover was also observed in young animals.
The hearts of young animals contained significantly fewer ganglia, only 211±27.
Bellies of young animals are lighter and often have a pinkish hue.
The old bank voles accumulated significantly less Cd in both organs than the young animals.
Nevertheless, almost all animal models of ischemic stroke are based on young animals.
These data suggest that Pb exposure disrupts the structure of the BBB in young animals.
The disease was observed to be more serious in young animals and also in females.
Therefore we assume that HM infection has a higher clinical relevance in young animals.
