Creature
* All creatures are dependent on other living things for survival
  - bleed the same blood, be they man or be they beast
  - develop over time to fill an evolutionary niche
* All creatures have a drive to reproduce
  - some inherited genetic messages or instinct
  - the instinct of copulation
  - learn from experience, including animals and small children
  - make conscious or subconscious decisions about what they do through the day
  - procreate via sexual reproduction
  - respond to their environment and ecosystems for survival success
  - use nature in some way, shape, or form
* Any creatures born with a new, helpful trait are the most likely to live long enough to reproduce
  - raised from the dead become undead creatures, able to attack other undeads
* Every creature has a natural breeding instinct, and so does the giant panda.
* Many creatures already have in their bodies cooling systems that function like air conditioners.
* Many creatures are active only at night or right after the sun has set
  - carnivorous
  - extinct because they have become something else
  - belong to more than one food chain
  - call to attract a mate
  - can be invisible to the untrained eye
  - change during their life
  - evolve because of their own survival
* Many creatures have a courtship ritual that acts as a cue for mating
  - poisionous spines and stinging abilities, even if they are dead
  - very limited tolerance for temperature variations
  - make their home in old growth forests
  - relish scorpions especially birds, bats and small mammals
  - resort to courtship feeding to attract a mate
  - survive only by their cryptic coloration and obscure haunts
* Most creatures adapt for life.
* Most creatures adapt to dead zones
  - environments
  - natural environments
* Most creatures belong to families
  - phyla
  - capture prey
* Most creatures carry diseases
  - serious diseases
  - completely disappear after they have died
* Most creatures consume food
  - insects
  - milk products
  - organisms
* Most creatures destroy certain plants
* Most creatures develop mechanisms
  - repair mechanisms
  - die violently in early life
* Most creatures eat creatures
  - meals
  - emerge at nights
  - emit gases
  - excrete waste
* Most creatures feed on fruit
  - leaves
  - microorganisms
  - small insects
  - get energy
  - grow into adults
  - harbor microbes
* Most creatures have air
  - amino acid structures
  - ancestors
  - appendages
  - claws
  - coats
  - emotion
  - eyesights
  - feet
  - fierce claws
  - front legs
  - good eyesights
  - habits
  - heads
  - hind legs
  - lifespans
  - long legs
  - lungs
  - mouths
  - predators
  - prehensile tails
  - red eyes
  - relatives
* Most creatures have shaggy coats
  - winter coats
  - simple structures
  - skulls
  - slender tubes
* Most creatures have strong hind legs
  - stumpy legs
  - tendencies
  - to depend on food floating down from above
  - voices
  - hide from predators
  - inhabit habitats
  - kill people
* Most creatures live in areas
  - communities
  - packs
  - regions
  - tropical areas
* Most creatures live on diets
  - earth
  - look for food
* Most creatures make holes
  - noise
  - mate for life
* Most creatures possess cheek teeth
  - hearts
  - innate intelligence
  - physical strength
  - senses
  - prey on animals
* Most creatures produce dry urine
  - offspring
* Most creatures reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* Most creatures rely on environments
  - mothers
  - reside in burrows
  - sink teeth
  - stalk prey
* Most creatures suffer pain
  - significant pain
* Most creatures survive in habitats
  - thrive in climates
* Most creatures thrive in warm climates
  - wet climates
* Most creatures use reproduction
  - walk on feet
* Some creatures adapt to deserts
  - attract predators
  - become predators
  - burrow into holes or find shelter deep inside caves to wait out the colder months
* Some creatures can carry more and some less at the same size
  - live for an astonishly long time on very small quantities of food
  - make it through cold winters by hibernating
  - carry pots which they drop when they die
  - change color
  - come out at nights
  - crawl over the bottom or burrow beneath it
  - create poisonous waste products
  - destroy lawns
  - develop into pupas
  - die from starvation
* Some creatures eat chameleons
  - grass
  - meat
  - phytoplankton
  - even have bizarre uses for minerals
* Some creatures evolve from ancestors
  - common ancestors
  - hypothetical ancestors
* Some creatures evolve from same ancestors
* Some creatures feed on ants
  - shellfishes
  - go through radiation
  - hang from tails
* Some creatures have antlers
  - broad ranges
  - cones
  - eyes that suit their situation
  - gills
  - ink sacs
  - mandibles
  - more sophisticated mechanisms for reducing body temperature
  - outer shells
  - partners
  - protective shells
  - reproductive strategies
  - sex partners
  - spheres
* Some creatures have tough outer shells
  - what it takes to survive long dry spells
  - wings
  - wrinkles
  - hibernate for winter
  - hide in crevices
  - kill snakes
  - lack teeth
* Some creatures live a hidden life, deep in the waters, woods, or snow
  - for over years
* Some creatures live in bottoms
  - churches
  - colonies
  - homes
  - isolation
  - lakes
  - ocean water
  - oceans
  - particular places
  - pools
  - rainforests
  - rock pools
  - sand
  - sediments
  - shallow water
  - the slough area only in the summer and spring
  - trees, while others dig burrows in the soil
  - vernal pools
* Some creatures live near ponds
  - the surface, some live in midwater, and some live at great depths
* Some creatures live on ants
  - beds
  - deep ocean beds
  - floors
  - ocean floors
* Some creatures lose limbs
  - weight
  - make homes
  - possess appendages
* Some creatures prefer rocky substrate
  - rely on grassland
  - resemble animals
  - respond to food
  - share habitats
  - shoot lasers out of scorpion-like tails
  - show spiral cleavages
* Some creatures swim in oceans
  - to surfaces
  - take down prey
* Some creatures undergo evolutionary radiation
  - major evolutionary radiation
  - metamorphosis
  - use bioluminescence as a flashlight to help see their surroundings
* acquire heads.
  - lifestyle
  - being
  - companies
* are located in dessert
  - fairy tales
  - movies
  - worlds
  - zoos
  - slaves
  - used for companionship
* behave differently in their natural environment than they do in a fish tank.
* can also interact with the environment, notably by eating plants or cutting down trees.
* can do damage
  - much damage
* come into contact.
* comforts Creature comforts Love for animals seems to run deep in western culture.
  - matter
* develop different techniques
* display behavior.
* do good jobs
* face common problems
* fill niches in the ecosystem.
* follow patterns.
* forage for food.
  - specialized, evolving over millennia to fit prevailing conditions
* have ability
  - appearances
  - characteristics
  - defense
  - differences
  - inexhaustible voices
  - own motion
  - poor sight
  - proper motion
  - roles
  - sides
  - similar structures
  - typical appearances
  - weakness
* include snails.
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* ingest food.
* is an artificial animal of a different color
* known as extremophiles exist on Earth, preferring extreme habitats
  - to eat roly poly bugs include spiders, centipedes, ants, birds, toads and frogs
  - much noise
* need care
* occupy overlap home ranges
  - unique positions
* perform tasks.
* possess backbones
  - features
  - more offspring than can possibly survive
  - presence
* roam earth
  - parks
* roll into balls
  - tiny balls
* search for food.
* seek companions
* share characteristics
  - similarity
* show differences
  - general resemblance
* stalk predator prey
* struggle to stay alive at the expense of other creatures.
* survive attacks
  - events
* sustain injuries.
* take advantage.
* use forces