Many animals acquire novel skills through imitation and other forms of social learning. These learned behaviors commonly spread through a population and can be maintained as cultural traditions with youngsters learning from more experienced individuals. There is now evidence that these animal traditions, which are examples of niche construction, are modifying natural selection.
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