The Greysor, a quadrupedal, meat-eating primate, originated from the world of Naboo. The Nabooian elite frequently employed it in hunting expeditions and birding activities.
A domestic greysor.
In the wild, greysors typically hunted in groups ranging from 2 to 12 members. Their diet primarily consisted of rodents and shaaks; however, they would occasionally feed on dead animals. When pursuing prey, they relied more on their eyesight than their sense of smell. Wild greysors were commonly infested with fleas.
Several breeds of domesticated greysor existed, with stubtail, bounder, and manadept being the most prevalent. Domesticated greysors were generally housed in kennels; keeping them alongside twirrls was generally discouraged. Greysors were born individually. They remained in burrows with their mothers until reaching maturity, which occurred between four and six weeks of age.
Greysors possessed non-retractable claws, which aided in rapid running. Their aerodynamic tails helped them maintain stability during high-speed movement.