How does the statement "We are like fish in water" apply to the concept of culture?
A. Like fish, we rely on a specialized environment in order to survive.
B. Many aspects of culture are still foreign to most people.
C. Cultural practices have become universal and natural around the world.
D. Our culture seems natural to us and we take it as a given.
Answer: D
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