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Mookas were covered in fur and feathers, with bird-like beaks and tails, four ears and clawed feet. They were easily domesticated, and often kept as pets. The Jedi Prince Ken once owned a pet mooka which he named Zeebo.

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  • Mooka
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  • Mookas were covered in fur and feathers, with bird-like beaks and tails, four ears and clawed feet. They were easily domesticated, and often kept as pets. The Jedi Prince Ken once owned a pet mooka which he named Zeebo.
  • The mooka was a small creature with avian physical attributes. Mookas were covered in fur and feathers, with bird-like beaks and tails, four ears and clawed feet. They were easily domesticated, and often kept as pets. The Jedi Prince Ken once owned a pet mooka which he named Zeebo.
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  • Mooka
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  • Feathered tail
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  • Mookas were covered in fur and feathers, with bird-like beaks and tails, four ears and clawed feet. They were easily domesticated, and often kept as pets. The Jedi Prince Ken once owned a pet mooka which he named Zeebo.
  • The mooka was a small creature with avian physical attributes. Mookas were covered in fur and feathers, with bird-like beaks and tails, four ears and clawed feet. They were easily domesticated, and often kept as pets. The Jedi Prince Ken once owned a pet mooka which he named Zeebo.
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