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− | A '''mouse''' was a small [[rodent]] found on [[Earth]], as well as a variety of other [[planet|worlds]]. |
+ | A '''mouse''' was a small [[rodent]] found on [[Earth]], as well as a variety of other [[planet|worlds]]. |
Mice are often a favorite food of certain reptile species. In particular, [[Xindi-Reptilian]]s were fond of eating live mice. ({{ENT|Zero Hour}}) |
Mice are often a favorite food of certain reptile species. In particular, [[Xindi-Reptilian]]s were fond of eating live mice. ({{ENT|Zero Hour}}) |
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− | A mouse was aboard [[ |
+ | A mouse was aboard [[space station]] ''[[Regula I]]'' in the year [[2285]], which startled [[Doctor|Dr.]] [[Leonard McCoy]]. ({{film|2}}) |
− | [[Cat]]s are traditionally known to chase mice. As of [[2370]], [[Data]]'s cat [[Spot]] had never encountered a mouse or any other form of rodent. ({{TNG|Phantasms}}) |
+ | [[Cat]]s are traditionally known to chase mice. As of [[2370]], [[Data]]'s cat [[Spot]] had never encountered a mouse or any other form of rodent, which once left Data at a loss to explain what the cat was [[dream]]ing about. ({{TNG|Phantasms}}) |
− | The cat-and-mouse relationship eventually lent itself to the phrase "cat-and-mouse game" when one individual or group persistently chases another. ({{TOS|Friday's Child|The Squire of Gothos}}; {{TAS|Once Upon a Planet}}; {{VOY|Equinox, Part II}}) |
+ | The cat-and-mouse relationship eventually lent itself to the phrase "cat-and-mouse game", when one individual or group persistently chases another. ({{TOS|Friday's Child|The Squire of Gothos}}; {{TAS|Once Upon a Planet}}; {{VOY|Equinox, Part II}}) |
In response to a [[Hirogen]] hunter's boasting in [[2374]], [[Tom Paris]] said that he once tracked a mouse through [[Jefferies tube]] 32. ({{VOY|Prey}}) |
In response to a [[Hirogen]] hunter's boasting in [[2374]], [[Tom Paris]] said that he once tracked a mouse through [[Jefferies tube]] 32. ({{VOY|Prey}}) |
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== Types of mice == |
== Types of mice == |
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* [[Gossamer mouse]] |
* [[Gossamer mouse]] |
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* [[Tarkanian field mouse]] |
* [[Tarkanian field mouse]] |
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* [[Zyznian church mouse]] |
* [[Zyznian church mouse]] |
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+ | {{bginfo|The final draft script of {{ENT|Damage}} referred to a [[Droxin field mouse]], though that type of mouse is not referenced in [[canon]].}} |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* {{Wikipedia}} |
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Revision as of 16:12, 4 March 2016
- You may also be looking for a computer mouse.
A mouse was a small rodent found on Earth, as well as a variety of other worlds.
Mice are often a favorite food of certain reptile species. In particular, Xindi-Reptilians were fond of eating live mice. (ENT: "Zero Hour")
A mouse was aboard space station Regula I in the year 2285, which startled Dr. Leonard McCoy. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)
Cats are traditionally known to chase mice. As of 2370, Data's cat Spot had never encountered a mouse or any other form of rodent, which once left Data at a loss to explain what the cat was dreaming about. (TNG: "Phantasms")
The cat-and-mouse relationship eventually lent itself to the phrase "cat-and-mouse game", when one individual or group persistently chases another. (TOS: "Friday's Child", "The Squire of Gothos"; TAS: "Once Upon a Planet"; VOY: "Equinox, Part II")
In response to a Hirogen hunter's boasting in 2374, Tom Paris said that he once tracked a mouse through Jefferies tube 32. (VOY: "Prey")
Types of mice
See also
External links
- Mouse at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Mouse at Wikipedia