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Wolf has been on and off fucking the elder for about 20 years, around as much as they would ever be on the same ship-

It's not that either of them aren't also into women, but when they met, Wolf found himself rather embarassingly caught out by his attraction at a face to face briefing (the elder being very much still prime steak despite being older) and the elder had totally caught that scent, and as an aside propositioned him and invited him to his quarters after the meeting. "You smell curious. Would you like to find out? Meet me at my quarters later. We can TALK more about it. "

(Extremely clear proposition.)

That led to Wolf being fucked into the mattress and over most surfaces. He came so hard once he blacked out and woke up in the elders embrace.

As Britton Watkins has stated, the Yautja language is very analytical in comparison to English. Whereas we have multiple different versions of the word “running” (jogging, trotting, sprinting, dashing, etc.), the Yautja language does not. They have only one or two synonyms for any given verb. On the flip side, this has forced their poetic works and other literature to be very creative: since they can’t just say “He sauntered at a leisurely pace”, they have to come up with something like “His steps were slow and intentional, as though he was a Youngblood who completed his first hunt and the blood of his kill was still fresh on his skin” (or something like that). This would probably lead to a lot of translated Yautja works to being extremely long and absolutely filled with metaphors and similes.

Yautja generally operate under the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” mentality when it comes to technology. Like, yeah, I could invent something to wash my dishes for me… but I have two hands and a bucket of water right in front of me. What am I, a weakling who needs something to do my chores for me? Convenience is not in the equation for them, it’s all about practicality.

The fishnet fashion was invented for clans that traditionally wore less clothing to accommodate for the heat of their environment, so that they could hunt in all different climates (in the comics it’s referred to as “thermal netting”). However, it’s only really been adopted by the jungle clans (and not really worn unless traveling off planet), thus why none of the desert clans are seen wearing it.

The clans that wander the galaxy in motherships were originally Yautja taken off of their home-world by the Amengi and enslaved amongst their various other colonies. Once they heard word of the uprising back home, they rose up themselves. Most felt too far removed from their clans and cultures to return to Yautja Prime, so they created their own. This has led to these “traveller clans” to be extremely diverse, and have a little piece of every Yautja culture within them.

Equilateral Triangles are one of the most “holy” shapes/symbols in the main Yautja religion. They represent the three main suns, and as such most things within folktales, artistic motifs, and general philosophy come in threes.

Clans that were the most affected by Amengi colonialism typically ended up being the most dogmatic (like Dek’s clan). The whole “cull the weak” mentality is leftover from the past, where “weaker” or less desirable Yautja would be killed if their Amengi master didn’t think they would turn a profit at market. To push their agendas, Clan leaders like Njohrr intentionally misinterpret the Codex (“friend to none” was supposed to mean Yautjangen/Yautja collectively are friend to none), and uphold these more outdated mindsets in order to isolate their clan and ensure their own seat of power. Meanwhile other clans turn around and look at Njohrr’s and go “dang, those guys are crazy intense. Glad I don’t live there".