| rdfs:comment | - Mugatos were large, intimidating animals that could reach a height of two meters (not including their horns). Covered by a thick pelt of white fur all over their bodies with the exception of their faces and hands, they were similar to the great apes of Earth in their physical proportions and prehensile hands and feet. All of their teeth were sharp and serrated and their fangs contained a strong venom that was fatal to Humans and inhabitants of Neural alike within a matter of hours. Mugatos had large, thick horns projecting from the top of their craniums as well as smaller spikes running down the spine. They usually traveled with their mates.
- They are large and intimidating creatures that reach up to 2.2 meters tall and are covered by a coat of thick white fur, except for their hands and face, and large thick horns that protrude from the top of their heads, and smaller horns that stretch down their backs to balance their tail. They also have strong teeth and fangs, which contain a venom that can be lethal to many species, including Humans. (TOS episode: "A Private Little War"; TOS reference: Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual)
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| abstract | - Mugatos were large, intimidating animals that could reach a height of two meters (not including their horns). Covered by a thick pelt of white fur all over their bodies with the exception of their faces and hands, they were similar to the great apes of Earth in their physical proportions and prehensile hands and feet. All of their teeth were sharp and serrated and their fangs contained a strong venom that was fatal to Humans and inhabitants of Neural alike within a matter of hours. Mugatos had large, thick horns projecting from the top of their craniums as well as smaller spikes running down the spine. They usually traveled with their mates.
- They are large and intimidating creatures that reach up to 2.2 meters tall and are covered by a coat of thick white fur, except for their hands and face, and large thick horns that protrude from the top of their heads, and smaller horns that stretch down their backs to balance their tail. They also have strong teeth and fangs, which contain a venom that can be lethal to many species, including Humans. (TOS episode: "A Private Little War"; TOS reference: Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual) Captain Daniel Okagawa was unfamiliar with the animal after Commodore Diego Reyes warned Orion merchant prince Ganz, "Screw with the mugato, you're getting the horn." (SCE eBook: Distant Early Warning) By the later part of the 23rd century, however, it was a common insult to say Klingons didn't have the brainstem of a Mugato. (TOS comic: "The Ashes of Eden") In 2369, the Changeling Meta transformed into a mugato while fighting Odo. Meta stabbed Odo with his Mugato horn and Odo reverted to his natural form. (DS9 novel: The Siege) There was one example of an intelligent Mugato. This was Janos, a Mugato who was genetically engineered by a mad scientist and became intelligent. He entered Starfleet, serving aboard the USS Excalibur and later the USS Excalibur-A as an Ensign. However, his intelligence finally deteriorated, leading him to murder fellow crewmember Gleau. (NF novels: House of Cards, Stone and Anvil)
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