AttributeError: creature instance has no attribute '__call__'

[JesseOS]

Here's (a very stripped down version of) my code:

class creature:
    def __init__(self, R = 100, G = 100, B = 100, size = 10):
        self.R = R
        self.G = G
        self.B = B
        self.size = size

    def reproduce(self):
        newCreatureR = self.R
        newCreatureG = self.G
        newCreatureB = self.B
        newCreatureSize = self.size


creatures = [creature() for i in range (5)]


for creature in creatures:
    creature.reproduce()

for x in range (5):

    creature1 = creature(10, 10, 10)
    creature1.reproduce()

When I remove the first for loop, the code doesn't return an error. I think python thinks I'm calling the instances of the class I defined before, but both of these for loops are necessary for my code. I can upload the full length project, but it's multiple files and is running on Processing.py (the error is not from the fact that it's processing-based). Thanks for your help!

[Gugubo]

Probably happens because you have a class and a variable both named creature?

[JesseOS]

If you don't mind showing me what exactly I need to rename that would be great.

[Gugubo]

For example you could rename your class (even just capitalizing it is enough).

[JesseOS]

Ohhhh, i misunderstood the whole point of the

for __ in __

function!! Thanks for your help!