Species lifespans

What are the lifespans of some of the more prominent species in the GFFA. Like humans, twileks, ewoks, or anything we have seen in the films or books. Got any clue????

 

I don't have it in my head, but if you're intrested you may check out "Alien Anthology", it has lifespan data for most species.

 

Thank you

 

Ask and ye shall recieve- I have the Ultimate Alien Anthology right in front of me...

 

I'm curious for the lifespans of Masters Ordan-Urr and Thon, that animal Jedi.

I know the former died at 600yrs in The Sith War, and the Fall fo the Sith Empire had his jellyfish master saying he'd be the oldest at that time.

 

Thon is one cool guy, and he is the last Jedi in the Star Wars universe I'd want to fight... Try to imagine that--a big, green, force-wielding rhino out to get you. I pity his enemies.

 

Thon (Tchuukthai)
Age in Years: Child 1?12; young adult 12?20; adult 21?189; middle age 190?249; old 250?299;
venerable 300+.

Odan-Urr (Draethos)
Age in Years: Child 1?12; young adult 13?17; adult 18?399; middle age 400-699; old 700-780;
venerable 781+.

 

The Ph0enix rises high! That's awesome. I never knew the Ultimate Alien Guide was that detailed. I may have to get it . . .

 

wll, it is the Ultimate Alien Anthology.

 

where can you get this book

 

Humans tend to be a little longer lived than we're used to, considering that much of the senior military brass in both the Empire and GFFA are nigh-on cenetarians.

 

What about Wookiees?

 

Wookies live centuries. That persian rug that followed Solo around was around 200yrs at the time of Tyrant's Test.

 

Wookies

Child (1-12) Young Adult (13-17) Adult (18-300) Middle Age (301-350) Old (351-399) Venerable (400+)

 

A species called the Devlikks lived only 9 years on average. Man, that must really suck.

 

Thanks for the info guys. Looks like Im gonna have to get this book.

 

Yep, NEGTC had a Podracer as one. That entire Podracer entry was pure gold in creativity. Very well done.

Also, the simian Mulaki had short age spans to human terms.