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ELI5: How do animals avoid inbreeding? Do they even?

I know humans are animals, but in this context they aren't. 

Do animals even attemtp to avoid inbreeding?

Inform me!

edit: If you don't have a good answer, don't respond!
gpt
There are a lot of animals around here... So the question isn't really precise and has quite a lot of answers.

A lot of animals don't really care about inbreeding, for example as far as i know there are a lot of replite populations which inbred for many generations and are still doing it. 

Some animals living in groups kick out young males when they become pubescent to avoid inbreeding.

Others again are able to recognize kin and won't pair with eachother. And so on...

Too many animals, too many different behaviours.
It would be easier if you ask about the breeding behaviour of a special kind or simply google it.