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A Cardassian Vole.

A vole is a type of animal commonly found in Cardassian space, resembling a giant-size Earth rat.

Biology[]

Voles have six legs and have a similar spoon-shaped feature on their head as Cardassians have. (DS9 episode: "Playing God")

They are attracted to energy output and often chew power transfer lines. (TLE novel: The Art of the Impossible, DS9 episode: "Playing God")

History[]

For a time, Quark held vole fights in his bar after hours, resulting in a marked increase in his monthly power usage. When he attempted to have his power allocation increased, he and his brother Rom gave Captain Benjamin Sisko inconsistent stories about the cause for the power increase, and Sisko forced an end to the vole fights. (DS9 reference: Legends of the Ferengi)

In a 2389 interview conducted by Jake Sisko, Elim Garak compared trusting and leaving the Romulans without a planet to "leaving a bowl of sem'hal stew unattended upon a table, all the while knowing that a starving Cardassian vole was hiding under your chair." (ST website: The Path to 2409)

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the planet Cardassia
cities and settlements AndakArinakDelratDravFanehr CityCardassia City (Akleen SectorBarvonok SectorCoranum SectorImperial PlazaMunda'ar SectorNorth TorrPaldar SectorTarlak SectorTorr SectorVictory Square) • CemetCorvonCulatLakarian CityLakatPogar CityPra MenkarSenmirTellel Cardassian icon image.
landmarks and institutions Akleen MemorialBamarren Institute for State IntelligenceBavroma spaceportBoltar War MemorialCentral RecordsCentral UniversityCitadelCoranum TunnelUniversity of CulatDiplomatic Service buildingDominion HeadquartersHall of RecordsImperial Parade GroundsInstitute for State PolicyKrendaleeMador BaseMaklar PrisonMekisar military baseOkundek Medical FacilityPra Menkar UniversityPrimus TheaterRebron ArenaSetkar BaseState Museum of Natural HistorySurjadaTemple of OraliusTiluvus GalleryTozhat MemorialVeterans' BridgeVinculum
nations and provinces Arawak ColonyKingdom of Klu'haaLorikalMorfan ProvincePerokRogarin Province
continents EheenElarKranessNokarSouth ForbellaToleen
geography Ba'aten PeninsulaColaxa PlainDroneth MountainsEastwall MountainsGirav MountainsHelta HighlandsKelden MountainsLoo WessMekar WildernessOpuuya Mountain RangeRetlak MountainsTellel BasinValley of the HebitiansVorcal Mountains
bodies of water Bay of KinarKriil OceanLake MasadMargat SeaMorfan Sea
flora and fauna aramanthbrangwacankaCardassian rosecarocieltagettlegutfishidajaiscaithian treeleyiklitiklondubmeklameya lilynarawaknhemenionyx beetleplaktarredratregnarregovariding houndscottrilsleg corgantaspartoj'lathurallutoxavolewompat

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