Do Pandoran animals make tsaheylu?

[Akutan]

This is a good question. Do you think they make it or not? I guess they make tsahaylu, otherwise, why do they have them in the first place?

[Tsyal Makto]

I think heards of animals link up so they will stay together.

[tm20]

yes, Na'vi do so why not animals as well? The Na'vi are most likely evolved from animals and in our world, animals do all sorts of things to form a bond so the Pandoran animals would do so as well.

[StarGazer]

I bet the animals do with their young. Some animals on earth are born knowing what to do (like spiders, turtles, etc) but others (most mammals) have to teach their young how to survive. If this is also the case on Pandora, they could share their knowledge through tsahaylu and make the learning process quicker.

[MarkD]

I once saw a documentary of a lioness caring for a baby gazelle. As difficult to believe as it is, yeah it is true. Has stuff like that resulted from tsahaylu from bonding?

[na'ring-tirea]

Yeah, I believe so. This way herds of animals could stay together, in unison and protection. Though I didn't notice any ques on the lemurs at the beginning... did you?

[Neytiri'Makto]

yes, the prolemuris has just one queue, attached to the head like the na'vi. which has lead many to believe that the na'vi are evolved from them little monkeys. hehe

[joeylovesgaia]

yes, the prolemuris has just one queue, attached to the head like the na'vi. which has lead many to believe that the na'vi are evolved from them little monkeys. hehe

Na'vi didn't evolve from prolemuris, they both evolved from a common ancestor. That's a common misunderstanding of evolution.

[Pandora's Boxed?]

I guess they make tsahaylu, otherwise, why do they have them in the first place?

Exactly.

Presumably it's used for mating or... a connection with Eywa (or both).

[Nìmwey]

I don't know how they use it, but sure they have to, or why would it have evolved in the first place?