Opee Sea Killers are 20 meters long aquatic predators native to the oceans of planet Naboo. They're usually found crawling on the seafloor on their six crustacean-like legs. They also have a pair of fins. Their body is covered in armor and they have a large teeth-filled mouth, red eyes and very long antennae used as lures to attract prey. The Opee Sea Killer can capture swimming prey using its extrudable, Chameleon-like tongue. When they need to swim, they can use jet propulsion, sucking the sea water into their mouth and releasing it from pores beneath their body armor. They are preyed upon by even larger sea creatures, such as the Sando Aqua Monster.
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| - Opee Sea Killers are 20 meters long aquatic predators native to the oceans of planet Naboo. They're usually found crawling on the seafloor on their six crustacean-like legs. They also have a pair of fins. Their body is covered in armor and they have a large teeth-filled mouth, red eyes and very long antennae used as lures to attract prey. The Opee Sea Killer can capture swimming prey using its extrudable, Chameleon-like tongue. When they need to swim, they can use jet propulsion, sucking the sea water into their mouth and releasing it from pores beneath their body armor. They are preyed upon by even larger sea creatures, such as the Sando Aqua Monster.
- The opee sea killer, or simply opee, is a large, non-sentient, carnivorous aquatic predator in the Star Wars universe, first appearing in the 1999 movie Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
- The opee sea killer, sometimes simply referred to as opee, is a large meat-eating crustaceous sea creature approximately twenty meters in length. A hybrid of crustacean and fish, they inhabit the watery planet core of Naboo. It is the third largest predator on Naboo, only smaller than the colo claw fish and the even larger Sando aqua monster.
- Opee sea killers, also known to Gungans as Gooberfish, were creatures found in the oceans of Naboo. They contained evolutionary traits from multiple other animals, and had strong armor and jaws used in capturing their prey.
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| - Opee Sea Killers are 20 meters long aquatic predators native to the oceans of planet Naboo. They're usually found crawling on the seafloor on their six crustacean-like legs. They also have a pair of fins. Their body is covered in armor and they have a large teeth-filled mouth, red eyes and very long antennae used as lures to attract prey. The Opee Sea Killer can capture swimming prey using its extrudable, Chameleon-like tongue. When they need to swim, they can use jet propulsion, sucking the sea water into their mouth and releasing it from pores beneath their body armor. They are preyed upon by even larger sea creatures, such as the Sando Aqua Monster.
- The opee sea killer, or simply opee, is a large, non-sentient, carnivorous aquatic predator in the Star Wars universe, first appearing in the 1999 movie Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace.
- The opee sea killer, sometimes simply referred to as opee, is a large meat-eating crustaceous sea creature approximately twenty meters in length. A hybrid of crustacean and fish, they inhabit the watery planet core of Naboo. It is the third largest predator on Naboo, only smaller than the colo claw fish and the even larger Sando aqua monster.
- Opee sea killers, also known to Gungans as Gooberfish, were creatures found in the oceans of Naboo. They contained evolutionary traits from multiple other animals, and had strong armor and jaws used in capturing their prey.
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