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Foehorn was a huge and furious tulrus that lived on the volcanic world Mustafar at the time of the Galactic Civil War. These creatures usually didn't bother anyone unless provoked, but Foehorn was exceptionally aggressive.

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rdfs:label	Foehorn
rdfs:comment	Foehorn was a huge and furious tulrus that lived on the volcanic world Mustafar at the time of the Galactic Civil War. These creatures usually didn't bother anyone unless provoked, but Foehorn was exceptionally aggressive.
Era	Rebellion era
dcterms:subject	Named creatures
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Name	Foehorn
Species	Tulrus
Homeworld	Mustafar/Legends
Death	Mustafar
abstract	Foehorn was a huge and furious tulrus that lived on the volcanic world Mustafar at the time of the Galactic Civil War. These creatures usually didn't bother anyone unless provoked, but Foehorn was exceptionally aggressive. Sometime following 0 BBY, the beast attacked several mining crews, leaving several wounded and killed miners behind. The mining crews refused to go out unless the Mensix Mining Company could take care of the problem, so Chief Ulon Glost hired an expert hunter to track down the beast and kill it. The hunter was still searching for the tulrus, when Chief Glost received news of yet another attack on a mining camp. When the hunter arrived at the camp, most of the miners were already dead or dying. After a fierce fight, the hunter killed Foehorn and returned to the Mensix Mining Facility.

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