The Mee were a species of scalefish native to the planet Naboo.
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Jan-gwa City
Jan-gwa city was a Gungan city on Naboo located by a waterfall. Unlike most Gungan cities, it was only partially submerged in water.
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Slug-beetles were bright blue, winged insects found in the roots of the perlote tree found only in the eastern swamps of the planet Naboo. They were a favorite delicacy of Jar Jar Binks. They could also be found on the desert world of Tatooine.
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Theed was the capital city of the Naboo, a society of humans who lived on the planet of the same name. It was home to the Royal House of Naboo’s palace, which was situated on the Palace Plaza.
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Sandos had heavily muscled bodies that looked almost feline, with strong limbs ending in finned claws that propelled them through the depths. Their front legs ended in hands that could be used to grasp prey
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The opee sea killer, sometimes referred to as simply an opee, was a large meat-eating crustaceous sea creature of approximately twenty meters in length; a hybrid of crustacean and fish, that inhabited the watery planet core of Naboo.
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The falumpaset was a herbivorous species of mammal found on the planets Naboo and Onderon. In the wild, the species lived in swamps, forests, and plains in family groups.
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Voorpaks were a species that inhabited the galaxy. They were small enough to be carried by a humanoid, had six legs, and excreted purple urine.
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The Gungans were a sentient amphibious species. They were tall humanoids with a flexible structure and strong leg muscles which allowed them to live in the waters of Naboo. Although Gungans’ lives revolved around water, they did not need it to thrive and could settle far from it.
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Naboo was a bountiful planet in the Chommell sector of the Mid Rim, close to the border of the Outer Rim Territories. It was home to the Gungan species and to a population of humans known as the Naboo.
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