The phrase "alive creatures" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to living beings or organisms. Example: The forest was teeming with a variety of alive creatures, such as birds, insects, and small mammals.
Also through Jan . 5 "Lizards & Snakes: Alive," a display of more than 60 live creatures from five continents.
The pools that form on tidal beaches are often alive with creatures — starfish and hermit crabs, anemones and barnacles — and the most ordinary scallop shell is pretty enough to hang from a Christmas tree.
Crucifying our sin with Christ and emerging from His empty tomb in our new resurrected selves is what needs to happen so that we can be kissed by the Holy Spirit's Pentecostal tongues of fire that make us fully alive, eternal creatures who glorify God.
Time-lapse photography shows an underwater stalactite of ice quickly descending to the ocean floor, where it spreads and freezes alive any creature too slow to get out of its path.
When alive, the creature was probably about 40 centimeters long about the size of a large lizard and weighed about 2 kilograms.
It's alive!" The creature begins walking out of its cell in the next scene and Fritz, upset that his position as the doctor's freak companion may be usurped, torments the monster by waving a torch at it.
The Hussars hunted them with blowtorches, sparking flames to burn the creatures alive.
Bats, like virtually all other creatures alive today, are masters of adaptation descended from lucky survivors.
The sea itself seems to come glisteningly alive with luminescent creatures of the deep.
[#unhandled_cartoon] Bats, like virtually all other creatures alive today, are masters of adaptation descended from lucky survivors.
