Which of the Following Is False About Children's Understanding of the Natural

Which of the following is false about children's understanding of the natural world?

A) It appears to benefit from an innate tendency to perceive, categorize, and think about living things.
B) It tends to be simplistic and inaccurate when children lack firsthand experience in nature.
C) A basic understanding of differences between living and non-living things shows up in the first years of life.
D) It appears to be fairly consistent and equally nuanced across cultures.