ogillas

Ogillas are a species of fictional creatures that appear in the science fiction franchise created by British author E.E. Smith. They are depicted as highly evolved, specialized organisms that have adapted to living in a beneficial symbiotic relationship with other thought-controlled, artificially created creatures in a planetary society.

Ogillas inhabit one of the planetary world segments where E.E. Smith's tetralogy series takes place. They live in underground rivers and are connected to rivers in the planet's surface by fog-filled voids. The creatures exist in close relationship with hullos, selenites, galleans, and beast creatures, all under a tightly integrated and self-regulating planetary system.

The characteristics and biology of ogillas are influenced by the specific planet's environmental and biological characteristics. They have adaptations that enable them to live in different temperatures, being completely surrounded by liquid even at boiling point. The netting of their bodies captures small floating particles from other unknown sources and their total production availability is influenced by those surrounding conditions.

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