Pollination Tech#9 Smith retired on his 'favorite' planet, the one which Sims reside on. Pollination Technicians are allowed to retire from their assigned jobs, and can settle on planets of their choices.

Children are presumably taken away from their parents, as evidenced by PT9's lack of parental relationships (he has no memories of his parents, grandparents, or anyone else in his family except his wife and children). Clothing is highly suggestive for Birth Queens, while being a uniform for males in all avenues of work. Growing hair may be seen as a societal faux pas in the unseen hive, as they appear to be able to grow it, but don't unless they retire or emigrate off-world. They seem to be recent phenomenon in alien society, as there are no known Pollination Technicians that have bred with Birth Queens. Pollination Technicians perform the work of abducting and impregnating male Sims. What work they do seems unclear, but it is assumed that they do menial tasks that would be equivalent to a working class Sim. Colony Drones are the workers of alien society. It appears that whoever impregnates them has no marital attachment to them, and that the sole purpose of a birth queen is to breed. Birth Queens are the central, and seemingly only, reproductive system of the aliens, except for the work of the Pollination Technicians. At least to an outside observer, their society appears to be structured in a way not unlike that of bees or ants, where individual aliens have roles parallel to the functions within a hive. Culture įrom what little information is given from the family history of Pollination Tech#9 Smith, a player can see what appears to be a complex culture on their home planet based on a hive mind.

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