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Cultural transmission is when a group of animals within a culture tends to learn and pass on information. An example is chimpanzees breaking open a coula nut and also them using long sticks to disturb an ants nest making the ants climb up the stick and then taking it out and eating the ants.

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Kibale Forest chimpanzees were found to use sticks to get at the honey in a fallen log, whereas Budongo Forest chimpanzees used chewed leaves as sponges to collect the same thing. Both societies had the same tools at their disposal, but they each chose a different approach. A single individual first used one of these techniques and other members of the group adopted it through imitation and social learning. This is merely the latest example of cultural traditions in different chimpanzee societies.

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Birds as they develop, their instinctive song has to be combined with learning so the right song is produced. If those birds spend their first seven weeks without hearing other birds, they will instinctively produce a song but it was abnormal in some way.

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Kibale Forest chimpanzees were found to use sticks to get at the honey in a fallen log, whereas Budongo Forest chimpanzees used chewed leaves as sponges to collect the same thing. Both societies had the same tools at their disposal, but they each chose a different approach.

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Wolves learn multiple hunting strategies from the other pack members and pass that new information onto their offspring.

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Primate specialists have identified behavioral practices that vary between communities and which are transmitted through social learning. For a behavior to be considered a cultural practice in nonhuman primates it must meet certain conditions: the behavior must be practiced by multiple members of the community, it must vary between societies, and the potential for that same behavior must exist in other societies.

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Cultural transmission, also known as cultural learning, is the process and method of passing on socially learned information. Within a species, cultural transmission is greatly influenced by how adults socialize with each other and with their young

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It is the process and method of passing on socially learned information. Within a species, cultural transmission is greatly influenced by how adults socialize with eachother and with their young.

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https://study.com/academy/lesson/cultural-transmission-definition-theory.html

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When animals teach their offspring on how to hunt

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When you learn a language from your parents culture

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The language you speak is learnt from parents.

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Puppies determine their level on the hierarchy this is done by biting and scratching as well as making growling noises. This is commonly known by humans as play fighting.

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When a group of people or animals of the same culture learn or pass on information

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Process of learning something new from socializing

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Jellyfish communicate by flashing colourful light. This is used as a disguise or to attract prey

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ITS ELLEN

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Make sure you write the whole address

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capuchin monkeys poke each other's eyeballswith their long, sharp fingernails—a behavior that originated among a small group of individuals and which has spread over time.

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Apes using tools toget

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/cultural-transmission

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http://www.sciencemag.org/content/329/5989/266.summary

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_transmission_in_animals

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beavers learnt to build dams crisscrossed so went against evolution because they figured it was better.

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Humpback whales blow bubbles around fish , confusing them and herding them together , they then charge into them and eat the fish .