The classic Omwati were a rather bird-like humanoid species renowned for their flutey voices, exquisite artwork, and nearly unparalleled intelligence.

The choice of hairstyle may leave something to be desired, but the Heptooinians definitely stand out among the wide variety of sentient aliens frequenting Cantonica’s “Canto Bight.”

Alongside their Saurian brethren the Krex, Daichyura hold the honor of being one of the last species officially introduced into Star Wars Legends.

The Kadrillians supposedly had the ability to determine each other’s maximum intellectual potential based off of the “I.Q. Whirl” patterns found across their bodies.

Sentient crustaceans are far and few between, so the Nephran fill an interesting niche among the grander amphibious species community found throughout the Star Wars universe.

What happens when a potentially brilliant species is never granted access to proper resources or schooling? You get the mechanically inclined but quite possibly often illiterate Chortose.

A relatively new species, the Gloovans definitely fit the bill for a large, grizzled criminal-style character if you've been looking for one!

The Lurmen were the lemur-people of Star Wars, and while they were peace-loving and fairly widespread, they were viewed with disdain by the rest of the galaxy.

The Chistori were an incredibly mysterious and isolationist reptilian species known for despising offworlders almost as much as they despised the Force.

Possibly a near-Jawa species, the Vobati are just as mysterious and seemingly much more elusive.