Anacondans were snake-like sentients whose long, tapering, cylindrical bodies could measure up to 4.7 meters in length. Because they lacked limbs, they moved along on the ground with a twisting movement, using their tails to grab hold of objects.
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The Conjeni were a star-shaped sentient species. During Lina Soh’s time as Supreme Chancellor during the High Republic Era, Force-sensitive Conjeni younglings were part of the Jedi Order’s Clan Kowak.
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Colicoids were a sentient insectoid species from Colla IV. In appearance, Colicoids were tall insectoid beings that held multiple appendages. Their bodies were chitinous and consisted of a powerful stinging tail.
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The Chevs were one of the two native sentient species of the planet Vinsoth. These humanoids were slaves of the Chevin, Vinsoth’s other indigenous people, for most of their recorded history, a fact which shaped their culture and their interactions with the rest of the galaxy.
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Blutopians were a sentient species from the watery planet of Blutopia.
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Keredians were a species of humanoids whose members were thinly spread around the galaxy. Little information existed about them, including their homeworld.
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Tognath were a sentient species that were native to the planet Yar Togna. The Tognath had a striking look thanks to their insectoid and mammalian characteristics; another factor was their having both an endo- and exoskeletons.
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The Countess Alissyndrex delga Cantonica Provincion belonged to a species of beings that were identified by their purple, puncture-proof skin. One member of this species attended a dinner party hosted by the Imperial Senator Mon Mothma and her husband Perrin Fertha on Coruscant in 5 BBY.
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A sentient species of insectoids lived in the galaxy, on worlds such Ferrix. One member was Euphaus Biro, who lived during the war between the First Order and the Resistance.
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The Lacertilo were an amphibious species with compound lungs. Resistance member Bo Rogiave was a Lacertilo, using his biology to his advantage when on missions where oxygen levels were thin.
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