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Borgle bat

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Borgle bats were large, nocturnal creatures native to the caves of Rori, one of the moons of Naboo. Being carnivorous creatures, they were known for capturing living prey and bringing them back to their warrens, where they would slowly drain the bodies of blood. They would then stack the bones of their victims in large cairns within their prescribed nesting area. The borgles were not believed to be originally native to Rori. Their homeworld was a mystery, but they also occurred on Endor. Small bats that inhabit the Borgle Bat Cave on Rori.

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*Original homeworld unknown *Endor *Rori

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Small bats that inhabit the Borgle Bat Cave on Rori. Borgle bats were large, nocturnal creatures native to the caves of Rori, one of the moons of Naboo. Being carnivorous creatures, they were known for capturing living prey and bringing them back to their warrens, where they would slowly drain the bodies of blood. They would then stack the bones of their victims in large cairns within their prescribed nesting area. Brave animal handlers would often attempt to capture Borgle bats for the use of arena pit-fighting. Members of the Zabrak species specialized in Borgle-wrangling, and more than one committed animal trainer, lost their limbs to an unmanageable Borgle. In 1 ABY the Imperial bioengineers known as Dusque Mistflier and Tendau Nandon traveled to Rori to explore the Borgle bat caves. They discovered an oversized female Borgle bat protecting a nest for their young. The borgles were not believed to be originally native to Rori. Their homeworld was a mystery, but they also occurred on Endor.