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The worrt was an amphibious creature native to Tatooine, though they could also be found on Nal Hutta and Phaeda. It was omnivorous, but was also known to attempt to eat rocks and metal objects, which led to the demise of many worrts. It used its long tongue to catch smaller prey, but would often try to attack creatures bigger than itself. Sometimes, immediately upon eating prey, it will also let out a loud belch. It was said that there were giant worrts—much larger than 1.5 meters in height—roaming the tops of the barren mountains of Tatooine.

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  • Worrt/Legends
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  • The worrt was an amphibious creature native to Tatooine, though they could also be found on Nal Hutta and Phaeda. It was omnivorous, but was also known to attempt to eat rocks and metal objects, which led to the demise of many worrts. It used its long tongue to catch smaller prey, but would often try to attack creatures bigger than itself. Sometimes, immediately upon eating prey, it will also let out a loud belch. It was said that there were giant worrts—much larger than 1.5 meters in height—roaming the tops of the barren mountains of Tatooine.
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  • Worrt
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  • Worrt
Set
  • The Nightsister's Revenge
  • Jabba's Palace Limited
DE
  • Worrt
Name
  • Worrt
Text
  • Hutt! Hutt! Hutt!
  • Don't Be Such a Worry...
  • Space Worrt
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  • Worrt
Designation
archivedate
  • 20090602015348(xsd:double)
  • 20091208044149(xsd:double)
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  • Worrt
Mass
  • 45(xsd:integer)
Planet
Height
  • 0(xsd:double)
Ru
  • Уоррт
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  • Hutt! Hutt! Hutt!
  • Space Worrt
JA
  • ワート
Pt
  • Worrt
ES
  • Worrt
url
  • default.asp?x=starwars/article/sw20030911hutt
  • default.asp?x=starwars/article/sw20021121worrt
  • kids/games/what_is_this/2006/12/what_is_this20061215.html
Diet
  • Insects and small rodents
abstract
  • The worrt was an amphibious creature native to Tatooine, though they could also be found on Nal Hutta and Phaeda. It was omnivorous, but was also known to attempt to eat rocks and metal objects, which led to the demise of many worrts. It used its long tongue to catch smaller prey, but would often try to attack creatures bigger than itself. Sometimes, immediately upon eating prey, it will also let out a loud belch. Worrts could, with great difficulty, be trained as housepets. Jabba Desilijic Tiure kept a number of worrts as pest control, exploiting the creature's lightning-quick tongue. The worrt counted the native ibian among its prey. Worrt venom tasted like tricopper and was strong enough to kill a bantha. Worrts were among the exotic (and mostly predatory) flora and fauna of Gardulla the Hutt's indoor pleasure garden in her Tatooine palace, near the Dune Sea. One of these, in 32 BBY, bit deeply into the elbow of the Sakiyan bounty hunter Djas Puhr, who was in hot pursuit of unknown juvenile thieves of Gardulla's 'property': Anakin Skywalker, his rescuer-friends, and the beautifully fragile creatures they rescued, the Ghostling children, which the Hutt had planned to use as living garden ornaments. To deal with the pesky creature that so rudely and painfully interrupted his chase, the Sakiyan used his employer-issued Stokhli spray stick to stun the animal, flipping it end over end, and straightaway set it to snoring. It was said that there were giant worrts—much larger than 1.5 meters in height—roaming the tops of the barren mountains of Tatooine. A close relative of the worrt was the aggressive sevorrt.
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