Steel in S235JRC grade is a popular unalloyed steel readily used for various structures, including those working in contact with aggressive media. The corrosion of these steels is easy to control. It is usually superficial. One of the more complex corrosive environments is animal slurry. As a result, the corrosive effects of animal slurry are complex and time varying. Slurry is a mixture of dung and urine. The aggressive corrosive constituents in slurry are urea, uric acid, naturally excreted chloride, as well as ammonia or ammonium salts. The purpose of this article is to investigate corrosion resistance in different time (48, 96, 144, 192, 240, 288, 336, 384-and 432 hours), using weight loss and profile roughness parameters of structural steel in grade S235JRC in natural 80% water solution of animal slurry at room temperature (298 K). Today, corrosion-resistant steels are usually used in aggressive environments. In order to be able to compare the corrosion rate of stainless steel with steel S235JRC, it was decided to carry out the tests based on the methodology of testing corrosion-resistant steels. Corrosion tests show that the tested steel in animal slurry as a corrosive environment is characterized through continuous corrosion process, which measure may be surface roughness. It was found that animal slurry with a room temperature is an aggressive corrosive medium of steel grades S235JRC. A gentle transition between the various stages of corrosion was noted, which is reflected in the surface roughness and corrosion velocity.