There are many differences between animals and humans, and perhaps the biggest, according to evolutionary biologist Dawkins and others, is the animals' lack of culture. Parts of an individual wild animal's behaviour in the environment can be traced back to its genes: cultural inheritance between individuals often has little impact, if any. If two packs of wolves react differently to the same scene, it is because they have different genetic traits, not because they have different pack histories and different pack cultures. Even if an animal learns complex behaviors from humans as a result of interacting with them, it is almost impossible for him to teach his human skills to other animals and change the original behavior of his species when he returns to the wild.
According to the above text, which of the following is the most accurate definition of culture?
The ability to reinvent yourself and your race