Look at these adjectives:
Tom est beau, mais Henri et Bob sont très beaux.
Tom is handsome, but Henri and Bob are very handsome.
Yvette est belle, mais Leila et Belinda sont très belles.
Yvette is beautiful, but Leila and Belinda are very beautiful.
C'est un bel animal parmi de beaux animaux.
It's a beautiful animal among beautiful animals.
Note that to form the masculine plural, adjectives ending in -eau add -x, and vieux doesn't change.
As for the feminine plural, it is regular and simply takes an -s.
BUT
The masculine forms bel, nouvel and vieil (when in front of a vowel) become the regular masculine plural beaux, nouveaux and vieux.
Examples and resources
Regarde ces vieux hommes et ces vieilles femmes.
Look at these old men and these old women.
Yvette est belle, mais Leila et Belinda sont très belles.
Yvette is beautiful, but Leila and Belinda are very beautiful.
Ce vieil arbre est à côté de ces vieux arbres.
This old tree is next to these old trees.
Tom est beau, mais Henri et Bob sont très beaux.
Tom is handsome, but Henri and Bob are very handsome.
Mon nouvel ami s'entend bien avec mes nouveaux amis.
My new friend gets along with my new friends.
J'ai acheté de nouveaux bols et de nouvelles assiettes.
I bought some new bowls and some new plates.
"Plurals in French" by www.frenchspanishonline.com

C'est un bel animal parmi de beaux animaux.
It's a beautiful animal among beautiful animals.
Q&A
Chris
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15/10/18
You need to accord the participle to the subject:
Les nouveaux voisins sont arrivés.
Les nouvelles voisines sont arrivées.
Janet
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15/10/18
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John
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7 January 2019
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C'est un bel animal parmi de beaux animaux.
In the example,
C'est un bel animal parmi de beaux animaux.
why is the 'de' not plural for 'des', as we are talking about 'some beautiful animals'?
Cécile
Kwiziq language super star
8 January 2019
8/01/19
Hi John,
It is a little grammatical rule which is explained in the following lesson -
https://progress.lawlessfrench.com/revision/grammar/use-de-d-instead-of-des-in-front-of-adjectives-preceding-nouns-partitive-article
Hope this helps!