A pyrithian bat was a type of flying mammal with white fur. In 2372, a Changeling infiltrator aboard the USS Enterprise-E assumed the form of a Pyrithian bat to escape after conducting negotiations with Jean-Luc Picard. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)
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| - A pyrithian bat was a type of flying mammal with white fur. In 2372, a Changeling infiltrator aboard the USS Enterprise-E assumed the form of a Pyrithian bat to escape after conducting negotiations with Jean-Luc Picard. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)
- The Pyrithian Bat is a non-sapient flying mammalianoid with an external appearance almost identical to that of an Earth bat. It has light grey fur and its preferred food source is Snow Beetles, possibly indicating an arctic natural environment. The bat will also feed on moth larvae, and Sluggo was once suggested as a potential food source as well. Apparently, the Pyrithian Bat will only consume live prey.
- In 2151, Phlox suggested to feed Sluggo to his bat before Sluggo died. (ENT: "Fight or Flight") Later that year, while musing about Humans' unique affinity for indulging an emotional bond with pets, he admitted to himself that he had talked to his Pyrithian bat. (ENT: "Dear Doctor") In 2153, when Phlox was affected by Borg nanoprobes, Hoshi Sato picked up some Vulcan sandworms for him from the galley and fed them to his bat. (ENT: "Regeneration")
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| - In 2151, Phlox suggested to feed Sluggo to his bat before Sluggo died. (ENT: "Fight or Flight") Later that year, while musing about Humans' unique affinity for indulging an emotional bond with pets, he admitted to himself that he had talked to his Pyrithian bat. (ENT: "Dear Doctor") In 2152, while Captain Archer spent a night in sickbay, the doctor's bat got out. The two spent part of the night trying to capture it, and Phlox made a paper Pyrithian moon hawk and tried to impersonate the call of it to scare the bat. It was less than successful, but Hoshi Sato was able to catch it relatively simply. (ENT: "A Night in Sickbay") In 2153, when Phlox was affected by Borg nanoprobes, Hoshi Sato picked up some Vulcan sandworms for him from the galley and fed them to his bat. (ENT: "Regeneration") In the Delphic Expanse, Phlox offered Malcolm Reed some of his bat's moth larvae to eat, after Reed had transformed back from being Loque'eque, and still found his stomach was sensitive to Human food. (ENT: "Extinction") Phlox later used his bat as a distraction while he dispatched a Triannon guard in November of 2153. (ENT: "Chosen Realm") He claimed that there was no antidote for its venom, though it was not actually venomous. (ENT: "Dear Doctor") He told the bat not to bite his fingers again while feeding it a moth larvae, just before he ate one himself. (ENT: "Chosen Realm")
- The Pyrithian Bat is a non-sapient flying mammalianoid with an external appearance almost identical to that of an Earth bat. It has light grey fur and its preferred food source is Snow Beetles, possibly indicating an arctic natural environment. The bat will also feed on moth larvae, and Sluggo was once suggested as a potential food source as well. Apparently, the Pyrithian Bat will only consume live prey. A Pyrithian Bat is one of the many live organisms kept by Doctor Phlox in his sickbay, presumably for medical purposes, although he has admitted that he sometimes talks to his bat, possibly considering it as a pet.
- A pyrithian bat was a type of flying mammal with white fur. In 2372, a Changeling infiltrator aboard the USS Enterprise-E assumed the form of a Pyrithian bat to escape after conducting negotiations with Jean-Luc Picard. (TNG eBook: A Sea of Troubles)
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