A parasite clinging onto Starfleet for life and sustenance?
That’s clearly a Lemmy.
this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2024
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Bravo!
That is clearly a Cerritos.
Maybe this is the larva of the Cerritos Warp Moth, named after the ship which discovered it.
Don't forget that the Enterprise encountered it too!
Every century or so, it needs to replenish energy that's apparently readily extracted from warp nacelles. If the 1701 had tagged it like a whale, the Cerritos could see if it was the same Dutchman Graboid.
Zinkel's wingless stellar wasp. (The winged variety are really impressive.)
I wonder what it would use the wings for.
Maybe as Solar sails?
Its light-up abdomen and fleshy structure is where it gets its name: "Fleshlight".
Gary
Haha... Gary.
It's got a name? It's not just some space bug?
Of course it's got a name. Its name is Jordan. The question is what its species is named.
Honestly pretty fucking racist to assume it doesn't have a name.
Starfleet? Racist? Why you green-blooded, inuman...
I posit that someone who is space racist is spacist.
An Abzorbaloff!
How many people are inside one of that size?!
Sounds like a Rick and Morty alien species.
Dr. Who, actually.
Stan
Just the tip space bug.
Aeronautical Ommastrephidae Dosidicus gigas
Aeronautical things fly in an atmosphere.
Maybe that's why this one is so upset
Space Weevil