'natural creatures' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe living things that exist in nature, or that have not been modified or changed from their natural state. For example: "The wildlife preserve is home to many natural creatures, including deer, raccoon, and foxes."
As natural creatures our most fulfilling life is found in and at one with nature.
Natural creatures are adaptive and resilient to environment.
Over millions of years, natural creatures have been uninterruptedly combating with extreme environmental conditions.
Aren't spiders, with their cannibal ways, the most gothic of natural creatures?
The natives have hot bodies and perfect ecological sensibilities, but they are natural creatures, not history-making ones.
Fabricated with soft and deformable polymers, bio-inspired robots that mimic natural creatures have drawn a growing interest in recent years.
Frazer thought that conceptualist explanations of conception resulted in the beginning of totem clans derived from a particular natural creature.
The most frightening character in "The Tempest," the "savage and deformed slave" Caliban (or cannibal) is a forerunner of Williams's Stanley Kowalski, an unbuttoned, wholly "natural" creature, but also truculent and deeply antisocial.
For the third type of combination, the Mota people of the Banks Islands of Melanesia are cited: the individual child is thought of as the incarnation of a particular animal, plant, or natural creature that was found and consumed by the mother at the time that she was conscious of her pregnancy.
Instead of being represented as occupying a privileged place in nature, as made in the image of God, humanity is represented typically in the Enlightenment as a fully natural creature, devoid of free will, of an immortal soul, and of a non-natural faculty of intelligence or reason.
Second, you can watch these interesting animals do their thing from the comfort of your own yard; they're raising their families just as every other natural creature tries to do.
