Naboo

Naboo is about 35.8 times bigger than Earth and its gravity is about 6.81 times that of Earth. A single day lasts 28.5 hours and a year lasts 361 days. The planet is made up of 4 continents, which make up 64% of the planet's landmass. 3 moons orbit the planet and Naboo itself orbits an orange sun in an almost perfectly circular orbit. The plant-like organisms on this planet are almost entirely made up of grasses and bushes, both of which work together to reach the nutrients they need. Their intertwined growth leads to spectacular shapes and colors, but they leave almost no nutrients for other species. So only small flowers and some fungi manage to live off what's left. Trees and shrubs are non-existent. Despite the large amount different species, none of them have developed much beyond their basic form. So while their colors and shapes are different, they have all yet to develop into more specialized organisms. While the surface of this planet has a decent variety of basic lifeforms, the Waterworld has little more to offer beyond a large variety of algae. However, they come in so many different shapes and sizes, they may one day be the only type of plant-like organism in this planet's water world. While they don't grow in a large variety of colors, there's still something oddly beautiful about a huge field of grass-like algae or a forest of long, tentacle algae. The planet Naboo, as it's called by most of the natives, is a terrestrial planet in a densely populated solar system with twenty-six other planets.