I am interested in specific references (or anecdotes if they are interesting)
of behavior that is NOT passed on genetically.
For instance, I am looking for a reference of the fact that sea otters
of the same species break open clam shells in very different ways depending
on what parent they were raised by.
Other anecdotes I would like to hear a bit more on are:
Animals teaching their young how to hunt.
Bees demonstrating the location of flowers through dancing.
Horses teaching other horses how to control cattle.
Any evidence that apes/monkeys teach their young behaviors.
Any evidence that dogs/cats teach relatives specific behaviors.
Thanks a lot, any books references would be most appreciated.
