They're lowkey a collective and they have kind of a hive mind. Plus their mannerisms in general give me that feeling.
What is your personal head canon?
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OK that's actually logical and makes sense
But maybe they're the sexy fembot version of the Borg that lure you in with being sexy.... They evolved to have other races in their collective to lure other species
Captain Ronald Tracey of the Exeter was tasked with securing the lethal biological agent from the research station on Omega IV, a planetary petri dish established by Section 31 for conducting psychological and biochemical experiments on the native humanoid population living there. His mission went a little ca-ca, as did the good captain.
One of the Federation’s earliest military conflicts was with the Kovaalans, who had continued to prey on neighboring sentient species to harvest their biofluids, as they had the Axanar.
(Possibly it wasn’t entirely settled, in that sporadic Kovaalan fluid raids still occurred, until the Battle of Axanar a century later — with Starfleet conclusively stopping a mass Kovaalan attack on the planet… which encouraged numerous additional nearby worlds to join and further solidify the Federation, but unfortunately also spread out and weakened Starfleet enough to put them at a disadvantage at the sudden advent of the Klingon War.)
(Possibly it wasn’t entirely settled, in that sporadic Kovaalan fluid raids still occurred, until the Battle of Axanar a century later — with Starfleet conclusively stopping a mass Kovaalan attack on the planet… which encouraged numerous additional nearby worlds to join and further solidify the Federation, but unfortunately also spread out and weakened Starfleet enough to put them at a disadvantage at the sudden advent of the Klingon War.)
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While I’m not sure I can buy this premise, if it’s true, John Gill must have been involved in setting up the whole Yang/Kohms thing.
The TV series Dinosaurs is a prequel to Star Trek Voyager.
The reptilian species that left Earth and that we saw in Voyager were in fact the descendants of the dinos that left Earth via a secret space program before the final episode of the show.
The reptilian species that left Earth and that we saw in Voyager were in fact the descendants of the dinos that left Earth via a secret space program before the final episode of the show.
I like it.
Alternative theory is it was the descendants of Blue and the other two raptors from Jurassic Park that became the aliens from Distant Origins
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