D&D 5th edition

Big cats are a common predator in the wilds of many lands, especially in uninhabited or less inhabited areas where game can be hunted, and they can live without excessive or undue interference from monstrous creatures or humanoids.

Owlbears tend to be solitary, or hunt as a mated pair. Exceptional parents, the Owlbears are cooperative caregivers, sharing the responsibility of defending and protecting the young

The Otyugh is a grotesque, bulbous creature that walks on three sturdy legs, matched by three tentacles of exceptional strength that snake from its upper torso

Legend has it that all the Oozes originated as fragments of the Demon Lord Jublex, while that is probably up to the lore of the individual Dungeon Master, it is obvious that they are a created, not an evolved creature.

Orcs are hulking brutes. Very High Strength, Very High Constitution, Above Average Dexterity, Very Low Intelligence. They wear hide armor and use great axes in melee.

The Oni are fearsome bogeymen that haunt the nightmares of children and adults alike. While the question remains: which came first, the Oni or the Fear? The simple fact is that the Oni are now very real and always hungry.

Naga view themselves as the inheritors of their ancient creators, claiming the property, especially the magical items and spell-books that were once possessed by their former masters and creators as their own.

The Naga are an intelligent spell-casting race of serpents that usually lair in areas that contain ancient ruins. The Naga are a created race that was developed by a humanoid race that has been long forgotten by history. It is suspected that the ruins they guard are the former cities and places utilized or sacred to their ancient masters.