"water creatures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The lake is home to a variety of different water creatures, from fish to turtles to frogs."
Moles are water creatures, and they particularly love to move into lawns that are well-watered.
A pair of white china water creatures, a swan and a duck, face each other on the coffee table.
His Nike shoe (named Zvezdochka for the Russian space dog) was inspired by the organic structure of microscopic water creatures called radiolarians.
And then there are the water creatures - Jenny Greenteeth in the Lake counties and Peg Powler of the Tees who lay in wait to swallow children.
The pile is only 750 feet from the Colorado River and is leaking radioactivity and other poisons into the river, killing fish and other water creatures.
They put the bowl in front of her, and she spit into it, and out of her mouth flew four little water creatures.
"I'm a land creature who pretended to be a water creature, and I'm anxious to be a land creature again," he said.
A source from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said: "Because this is a deep water creature coming into shallow waters, it is possible that its sonar has been affected and it could be disorientated".
To complete the effect of the gas, 3D artist Paul Burton based his design of the alien from the water creature in The Abyss.
The findings, described in the journal Animal Behaviour, provide some insight into the factors behind the evolution of a water creature into a land animal.
Due to Bull being a water creature, he wears water-filled headphones over his gills to help him breathe; when he talks, he will stop as his gills suck up the water with a loud noise.
