Momong

Momongs, also known as Trandoshan monkeys, were a species of primates that lived in the trees of forests on Wasskah, the moon of the planet Trandosha. They had six limbs, a long tail, big ears and green eyes. Their fur was mostly orange, with occasional black and white patches. The momongs were carnivores and aggressive hunters, preying on the yellow birds known as the convorees. They were at least semi-sentient, as proven by their ability to use simple tools or weapons.Star Wars: Alien Archive During the Clone Wars, many momongs had found their way offworld. In 20 BBY,Star Wars: Galactic Atlas places the events of "Prisoners" and "Crisis on Naboo" to 20 BBY. As the episode "Kidnapped" takes place between those two episodes according to , the episode must also take place in 20 BBY. several momongs were kept in cages in the Governor's tower by the Zygerrian Darts D'Nar after the Separatists relocated the Togruta from the planet. A momong was seen in a slave market on Zygerria, where it dueled with a Kowakian monkey-lizard with miniature swords.
==Behind the scenes==
The momongs first appeared in "Wookiee Hunt," the twenty-second episode of the Star Wars: The Clone Wars television series' third season. However, they were only identified as such in the online guide for the episode. At some point, the momongs were to be mentioned in Star Wars Rebels: Spark of Rebellion. However, the script was altered, and "momong" evolved into "monong," a new creature.
==Appearances==
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==Sources==
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*Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know
*Star Wars: The Visual Encyclopedia
*Star Wars: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know, Updated and Expanded
*Star Wars: Alien Archive
*Star Wars: Smuggler's Guide
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*Star Wars Bestiary, Vol. 1: Creatures of the Galaxy
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==Notes and references==
Category:Arboreal creatures
Category:Carnivorous creatures
Category:Creatures of Wasskah
Category:Domesticated creatures
Category:Primates
Category:Species of undefined sentience