living creatures
Things that breathe
Living creatures are organisms that possess life—beings that grow, reproduce, and respond to their environment.
The phrase emphasizes the animate quality of animals, plants, and other life forms, often distinguishing them from inanimate objects or abstract concepts: All living creatures need water to survive.
It carries a slightly formal or reverent tone, common in ecological, philosophical, and religious contexts where the sanctity or interconnectedness of life is being considered.
- amoebaShape-shifting single-celled organism
- archaeaThird domain of life
- mushroomFleshy fungal body
- algaePrimitive aquatic photosynthesizers
- plant lifeBotanical organisms collectively
dog · hydra · rotifer · bird · tardigrade · bacteria · paramecium · cat · extremophile · elephant · euglena · yeast · biota · fauna · lion · protozoa · tree · nematode
- Bible visionswheels within wheels, valley of dry bones, valley of bones, dry bones, burning bush
- Divine Beingsgods, goddesses, deities, angels, archangels
living creaturesmachines
Devices that perform tasks
robots · automata · mechanical devices · technology · computers
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