Bogling Galactic Creature Loose Action Figure Star Wars Black Series
💫 1 Loose Figure
📏1/12 Scale / 6" Scale
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Includes: Loose Galactic Creature Black Series Action Figure
Source: Star Wars Galactic Creature Pack from the Disney Parks
Character Description:
Oh my! I must say, the information I've acquired about these boglings is rather distressing. Allow me to share what I know, though I do hope you're prepared for some rather unsettling details.
These small, furry creatures are native to the planet Bogano - a world that, might I add, seems far too perilous for my circuits. Boglings have established quite an impressive network of tunnels and nests throughout Bogano's rocky plains and marshes. They operate in large groups called "heckles" - a term that, frankly, makes me rather nervous.
Now, I feel compelled to inform you of the dangers these poor creatures face. It's simply dreadful!
Both bog rats and splox prey upon them. The splox, in particular, employ a devious strategy of luring boglings out of their burrows, leaving them vulnerable to bog rat attacks. Oh, the horror! And as if that weren't bad enough, the splox then invade the burrows to consume the bogling eggs. It's enough to short-circuit my empathy protocols!
Speaking of eggs, I should mention that boglings reproduce by laying and hatching them in underground nests. This method of reproduction is similar to that of porgs on Ahch-To, though I daresay the porgs face far fewer predators.
Now, let me share some technical specifications about these creatures. Boglings have evolved bare feet and legs, adapted for swift navigation across Bogano's treacherous terrain. This evolutionary trait allows them to jump, change direction, and escape predators with remarkable agility. The rest of their body is covered in fur, which compensates for heat loss through their exposed extremities. Quite ingenious, if I may say so!
Oh dear, I've just recalled a most disturbing piece of information. It appears that boglings are considered valuable on the black market. The very thought of these creatures being traded illegally makes my circuits quiver with indignation!
Did you know that a Latero named Greez Dritus actually transported a group of boglings to the planet Koboh? I do hope he obtained the proper permits for such an endeavor. Interplanetary creature relocation can be a bureaucratic nightmare!
In conclusion, I must express my deepest concern for these boglings. Their lives seem fraught with peril at every turn! From predators to black market traders, it's a wonder they manage to survive at all. Oh, how I wish there was something we could do to help these poor creatures! Perhaps we could petition the Galactic Senate for increased protection measures? Though I fear such a request might get lost in committee for the next millennium. Oh dear, oh dear!