Vitt were a carnivorous humanoid species originating from the planet Vittooine. They tended to eat raw Srat fish, fungi, and Bantha meat. Their distinctive features included muddy green skin, and a large pointed head that grew to almost the length of their body. Vitt possessed a fairly standard humanoid vocal structure and were capable of learning most alien languages; however, they preferred their native language of Vitaru, which incorporated subtle movement of the tail and head. The ugliness of Vitt was well known throughout the Galaxy, and as a result many were employed as soldiers and body guards, most notably by Dilto the Hutt.
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| - Vitt were a carnivorous humanoid species originating from the planet Vittooine. They tended to eat raw Srat fish, fungi, and Bantha meat. Their distinctive features included muddy green skin, and a large pointed head that grew to almost the length of their body. Vitt possessed a fairly standard humanoid vocal structure and were capable of learning most alien languages; however, they preferred their native language of Vitaru, which incorporated subtle movement of the tail and head. The ugliness of Vitt was well known throughout the Galaxy, and as a result many were employed as soldiers and body guards, most notably by Dilto the Hutt.
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| - Vitt were a carnivorous humanoid species originating from the planet Vittooine. They tended to eat raw Srat fish, fungi, and Bantha meat. Their distinctive features included muddy green skin, and a large pointed head that grew to almost the length of their body. Vitt possessed a fairly standard humanoid vocal structure and were capable of learning most alien languages; however, they preferred their native language of Vitaru, which incorporated subtle movement of the tail and head. The ugliness of Vitt was well known throughout the Galaxy, and as a result many were employed as soldiers and body guards, most notably by Dilto the Hutt.
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