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== Vulcan ==

== Vulcan ==

Vulcans are the inhabitants of the planet Vulcan.

Vulcans are the inhabitants of the planet Vulcan.

They pride themselves on their rigorous logic and lack of emotion.

They pride themselves on their rigorous logic and repression of emotion.

The best-known Vulcan is [[Spock]] (played by [[Leonard Nimoy]]), the son of Vulcan ambassador Sarek and human mother Amanda.

The best-known Vulcan is [[Spock]] (played by [[Leonard Nimoy]]), the son of Vulcan ambassador Sarek and human mother Amanda.

Being part human, Spock struggles with keeping his emotions suppressed.

Being part human, Spock struggles with keeping his emotions suppressed.

Vulcans were the first aliens to make contact with humans, and most human-manned starships include one or more Vulcans in the crew.

Vulcans were the first aliens to make contact with humans (this event was depicted in the movie ''Star Trek: First Contact''), and most human-manned starships include one or more Vulcans in the crew.

They appear in all Star Trek series.

They appear in all Star Trek series.

Vulcans live a long time compared to humans, and have the ability to "mind meld", or temporarily join minds with another being.  Their greeting "live long and prosper", along with their manner of holding their hand up in greeting with the second and third fingers together and fourth and fifth fingers together forming a "V" shape has entered popular culture.

Vulcans live a long time compared to humans, and have the ability to "mind meld", or temporarily join minds with another being.  Their greeting "live long and prosper", along with their manner of holding their hand up in greeting with the second and third fingers together and fourth and fifth fingers together forming a "V" shape has entered popular culture.

== Romulan ==

== Romulan ==

Romulans are a secretive race from the planet Romulus.

Romulans are a secretive race from the planet Romulus.  Before the events of the original series, humans and Romulans fought in a destructive war, after which a neutral zone was established between their areas of space.

In the [[Star Trek (original series)|original series]] Romulans were frequently in battles with the ''U.S.S. Enterprise''.

 

''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' revealed that they were distantly related to the Vulcans.

In the [[Star Trek (original series)|original series]] Romulans were frequently in battles with the ''U.S.S. Enterprise''. In the original series, it was revealed that they were distantly related to the Vulcans.

== Ferengi ==

== Ferengi ==

== Borg ==

== Borg ==

The Borg are not actually a separate race, but a "collective" of beings forcibly "assimilated" from other races and turned into drones with cybernetic implants.

The Borg are not actually a separate race, but a "collective" of beings forcibly "assimilated" from other races and turned into drones with [[cyborg|cybernetic implants]].

They were introduced in ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' and were also prominent in ''Voyager'', where one rescued drone, Seven of Nine, becomes a member of the ship's crew.

They were introduced in ''Star Trek: The Next Generation'' and were also prominent in ''Voyager'', where one rescued drone, Seven of Nine, becomes a member of the ship's crew.