The phrase "a small creature and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a small creature and introducing another element or characteristic related to it.
Example: "I spotted a small creature and was fascinated by its vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "a tiny animal and" or "a little being and".
He added that cryptozoologists have always considered the yeti could be a species of bear, but says there's evidence suggesting the existence of a smaller creature and even one the size of a human.
The facehugger itself was the first creature that Giger designed for the film, going through several versions in different sizes before deciding on a small creature with humanlike fingers and a long tail.
The first time we observed the hawks engaged in such trysting, the male -- a small creature, at about a foot and a half tall, compared with the Amazonian two-foot-tall female -- flew over with another type of offering, a stick to decorate their nest.
Baby is a small creature governed entirely by nature, and so observing becomes a fascinating leisure activity.
The preternatural decadence of Keith Richards, the confessional wit of Stephen Fry and the sexual candour of Tony Blair may have met their match in a small creature with a thick Russian accent and an infuriating line in catchphrases.
The difficulty with this advice is that it asks an ordinary person to diagnose an injury, assess the chances of recovery and kill a small creature, something even those who accept euthanasia in principle may find deeply disturbing in practice.
A small creature was moving at the edge of the lawn, and in the house she could hear the others sleeping, their small movements and breath.
She was a small creature in her late eighties, with a gnomelike face and a limp that gave her walk a cheerful little hop.
She brought the kitten home under her sweater, where he scratched and wriggled, terribly strong for such a small creature.
