M 113 Salt Vampire

Species m 113 also known as salt vampires is a species that originated on the planet m 113.

M 113 salt vampire. The man trap the species was also figuratively described as either a salt succubus for the female of the species or a salt vampire. The m 113 salt monster was one of the first aliens encountered by viewers of star trek all the way back in the tos episode the man trap. This is the second time the m 113 salt vampire creature has been referenced on lower decks but the first time we ve actually seen it in the flesh sucker hands and all. The man trap.

Written by george clayton johnson and directed by marc daniels it first aired on september 6 1966. Populated only by the reclusive scientist professor robert crater and his wife nancy the u s s. The salt vampire originally appeared in star trek s series premiere the man trap on a routine mission to the remote planet m 113 to drop off supplies and perform tests on the personnel at starfleet s science outpost. Star trek salt vampire or m 113 creature is the unofficial nickname given to a now extinct sapient species which once inhabited planet m 113.

M 113 creature salt vampire in the man trap discussion in star trek the original animated series started by t smitts jan 1 2016. The creatures were thought to be extinct by 2266 until they attacked hfihar mining facility in 2409. Everytime i was working on another figure and had some apoxie sculpt left i d use it to sculpt some of this beauty s fur. The m 113 creature was an intelligent bipedal creature native to the planet m 113 a planet that contained by the mid 23rd century nothing but the ruins of an ancient and long dead civilization.

M 113 salt vampire from the man trap m 113 salt vampire this one was a long time in the making. Enterprise crew quickly. In the episode the crew visit an outpost on planet m 113 to conduct routine medical exams on the residents only to be attacked by a shapeshifting alien who kills by extracting salt from the victim s body. This creature is notable for requiring extremely large quantities of salt specifically sodium chloride to live.