Star Trek Alien Races
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Bothan
A member of the Botha civilization. Bothans are regarded as a fiercely territorial society and are endowed with extra-ordinary telepathic abilities. Using bio-electric energy fields, their psionic skills can cause mass delusions leading Bre'el scientists - pleaded with Picard to help stop an astroid headed for their planet - Richard Cansino as Dr. Garin and Betty Muramototo catatonic states. Individuals so affected live out secret desires that are normally suppressed deep within their minds. VOY "Persistence of Vision" 2-24
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Bre'ellian
A planet whose asteroidal moon was knocked out of its orbit in 2366 by the nearby passage of a black hole or other celestial object. The moon's new orbit began to decay rapidly and soon threatened to collide with the planet's surface. Bre'el IV was heavily populated by a humanoid civilization that might have been wiped out if the moon did fall. The Enterprise-D made repeated attempts to return the moon to its proper orbit, but was unable to do so. The planet was finally saved by a magnanimous gesture from Q, who returned the moon to a nearly circular, 55,000 kilometer orbit. . Bre'ellians have blunt noses, knobbed crania and deep-set eye pockets with practically no jaw movement when speaking. TNG "Déjà Q" 3-61
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Breen
A powerful and mysterious Alpha Quadrant species, the Breen are one of the very few major species that have evolved on a non-class M world. The Breen homeworld has an average temperature of approximately -53 C, a record low for any inhabited planet.
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They have evolved with a unique physiology in order to cope with
this ultra-cold environment; although they breathe a fairly standard
oxygen-nitrogen atmosphere at close to normal pressure, the Breen
have no blood or other liquid circulatory system. Instead, their
body is permeated by millions of tiny hollow tubules, which are
open to the skin. These allow oxygen to be carried directly into
the body; once there it is absorbed directly through the skin to
be used by the internal organs. A similar process carries the waste
gasses back out again. The Breen reproductive cycle is also unusual,
in that they commonly produce offspring at a very early age. Given
that most known major space faring species live on class M planets
with an average temperature far above that of Breen, the Breen have
had to develop environmental suits of great capability and reliability
in order to co-exist with others. Given their nature, it is understandable
that the Breen have become one of the Alpha Quadrants leading experts
at creating and maintaining extremely cold environments. They are
acknowledged experts on cold storage of chemical compounds.
Society: Given the environmental difficulties, casual visits to
Breen worlds by non-Breen are virtually impossible. The Breen strongly
discourage visitors, and all those who do visit Breen worlds are
confined to purpose-designed encampments. Combined with the fact
that the Breen habitually design environmental suits that hide their
faces from view, this has given them their air of mystery. This
has been further enhanced by the fact that some empathic species,
most notably Betazoids, are unable to detect the thoughts or emotions
of the Breen. Much of Breen is known to be a frozen wasteland, and
it is widely thought that the Breen have deliberately avoided large
surface developments for cultural reasons. Normal Breen body temperature
is -38 C; exposure to temperatures above -13 C will kill them.
Politically nonaligned semi-humanoids from a world near the Black
Cluster. The Breen normally wear heavy robes and an environmental
support mask in a class M environment. Very little is known about
their physiology or culture. Their technology is comparable to many
other galactic powers. Although the Breen are politically nonaligned,
many Breen act as pirates or raiders, jeopardizing their neutrality.
The Breen can not be telepathically detected and have no such abilities
themselves. Nevertheless, much has been discovered about the Breen
over the years. They have developed organic technology to the point
where they routinely use biological spacecraft. Some of these are
fitted with cloaking devices, a technology the Breen apparently
invented independently of the Romulans and Klingons. They use disruptor
type weaponry rather than the phaser technology used by the Federation.
The Breen have something of an aggressive history; Breen privateers
have conducted raids against other species on several occasions.
In 2366 the Breen attacked and captured the Cardassian vessel Ravinok,
using its crew as slave labor in the Dilithium mines on Dozaria.
In 2372 the Breen also attacked the Bajoran colony of Free Haven.
The Romulan saying, "Never turn your back on a Breen",
sums up the reputation of this curious species. TNG "Hero Worship"5-111
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Brekkian
A humanoid race from Brekka in the Delos system. Almost identical to Terrans except for a extra cartridge bridge on the nose and the unique ability to provide a limited electrical discharge from the hands, while produced at great strain to the Brekkian, it can incapacitate the unwary. The parent race of the Onaran race also found in their system. For centuries the entire Brekkian economy was entirely built around supplying the narcotic Felicium to Onara, when their last supply freighter failed in 2364, their economy failed and Onara was able to break their addiction to Felicium. Since then the Brekkian economy has been in a depression. Brekkian technology is limited to interplanetary travel with unusually good development in the refinement of narcotics illegal in the Federation. The only successful business on Brekka is selling their narcotics illegally to other worlds in exchange for supplies or equipment. TNG "Symbiosis" 1-22
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Bringloidi
Colonists from Earth who settled Bringloid V in the Ficus Sector. The Bringloidi, under the leadership of colony head Danilo Odell, were Irish descendants who had rejected advanced technology in favor a more agrarian lifestyle. Bringloid V was threatened by massive solar flares from the system's star. By 2365, the Bringloidi; were relocated on planet Mariposa. TNG "Up the Long Ladder" 2-44
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