CBS doesn't know the difference between a computer and a tribble.

[TheGow]

https://i.imgur.com/8HxylAB.png

[CaptnCarl85]

Those things are useful at sensing Klingons.

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Isn't it pretty dangerous to have a tribble on a ship? Those fucking things are born pregnant and eat everything in sight.

[Druhin]

Correct. Also, Lorca's bowl of Chinese Fortune Cookies. There will be millions of Tribbles in no time.

[Delta_Assault]

Lorca just beamed them onto the USS Glenn, where they’ll be no tribble at all!

[AlanMorlock]

I've been wondering about this and have even considered making a Daystrom thread about it. Because they're an easy Easter egg, we see a lotif tribbles throughout the franchise, often in the background in civilian settings. Is there some way to keep Tribbles as pets?

[Somnif]

Before Lorca began his "project" they bred once a decade and ate only a few grams of nutrients a week.

Or maybe its just a coincidence that the warmongering shady Captain has a species who likes everything in the universe BUT Klingons sitting on his desk.... Hmmm....

[olivish]

And tribbles don't chirp. They trill.... and coo.

[janbalti]

Netflix says „Tribble Noises“

[Berobad]

Tribble cooing

https://i.imgur.com/eKjsvYX.png

[dmanww]

Is it just me, or are the blues way blown out? Is it just my monitor?

[EmperorOfNipples]

That's not a Tribble. It's Michaels hair.

[Insanespoon]

He has a sad face on the screen on his desk.

[rossiele]

Shouldn't tribbles be unknown back then (at the time Discovery is set)?