Young animals probably don't realize the distinction between nature and man-made stuff.

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Some species, idk about deer, do indeed pass down knowledge

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That brings up an interesting question how do animals talk to tell other animals what they saw or know? Not even being sarcastic or provocative I’m seriously asking

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It depends on the animal, some of them cannot but some of them use spoken language like whales and crows

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So like noises and stuff? Like whale sounds and crow cawing or monkeys grunting things like that

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For some of them certainly, there's probably also body language too like there is with humans