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A lion

Lion sculpture — A lion sculpture on Q's throne

The lion (Vulpes velox) was a large carnivorous mammal native to Earth.

When Spock tried to match the sound of the Whale Probe to the sound of an Earth animal aboard the Klingon Bird-of-Prey HMS Bounty, a lion was one of the animals shown. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)

In Q's recreation of a World War III courtroom, his throne featured six lion head sculptures. (TNG: "Encounter at Farpoint")

The constellation "Leo" was named for its shape resembling a lion. (Star Trek: First Contact)

Speaking of his unwillingness to sell his bookstore to make way for the Millennium Gate in 2000, Henry Janeway told Shannon O'Donnell that everyone he knew was ready to feed him to the lions, were they in Roman times. (VOY: "11:59")

Large lion statues were part of Nelson's Column in an alternate reality London. (Star Trek Into Darkness)

The scientific name of the lion as shown on the computer on the Bounty is incorrect. The actual scientific name of the lion is Panthera leo, whereas Vulpes velox stands for the swift fox.
The script of Star Trek Generations mentioned that Deanna Troi was once thrown to the lions in a holodeck promotion ceremony set in ancient Rome.

External links

Lion at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
Lion at Wikipedia

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-[[Image:Lion.jpg|thumb|A lion]]The '''lion''' (''Panthera leo'') is a large carnivorous [[mammal]] native to [[Earth]].
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+[[File:Lion sculpture.jpg|thumb|A lion sculpture on Q's throne]]
+The '''lion''' (''Vulpes velox'') was a large carnivorous [[mammal]] native to [[Earth]].
 When [[Spock]] tried to match the sound of the [[Whale Probe]] to the sound of an Earth animal aboard the [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey]] {{HMS|Bounty}}, a lion was one of the animals shown. ({{film|4}})
+In [[Q]]'s recreation of a [[World War III]] [[courtroom]], his [[throne]] featured six lion head [[sculpture]]s. ({{TNG|Encounter at Farpoint}})
-{{bginfo|The scientific name for the lion was shown as ''Vulpex velox'', which is the scientific name of a swift fox. We can assume that the computer on the ''Bounty'' was incorrect.}}
+The [[constellation]] "[[Leo (constellation)|Leo]]" was named for its shape resembling a lion. ({{film|8}})
+Speaking of his unwillingness to sell his [[bookstore]] to make way for the [[Millennium Gate]] in [[2000]], [[Henry Janeway]] told [[Shannon O'Donnell]] that everyone he knew was ready to feed him to the lions, were they in [[Roman]] times. ({{VOY|11:59}})
+''Large lion [[statue]]s were part of [[Nelson's Column]] in an [[alternate reality]] [[London]].'' ({{film|12}})
-Speaking of his unwillingness to sell his bookstore to make way for the [[Millennium Gate]] in [[2000]], [[Henry Janeway]] told [[Shannon O'Donnell]] that everyone he knew was ready to feed him to the lions, were they in [[Roman]] times. ({{VOY|11:59}})
+{{bginfo|The scientific name of the lion as shown on the computer on the ''Bounty'' is incorrect. The actual scientific name of the lion is ''Panthera leo'', whereas ''Vulpes velox'' stands for the swift fox.|The script of {{film|7}} mentioned that [[Deanna Troi]] was once thrown to the lions in a [[holodeck]] promotion ceremony set in [[Roman Empire|ancient Rome]].}}
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