The Innate Knowledge thesis asserts the existence of knowledge whose source is our own nature: we are born with this knowledge; it doesn't depend, for its justification, on our accessing it via particular experiences. Our innate knowledge is not learned through either experience or intuition/deduction.

Is it possible to be born with knowledge?

"We believe that infants are born with expectations about the objects around them, even though that knowledge is a skill that's never been taught. ... As the child develops, this knowledge is refined and eventually leads to the abilities we use as adults."

What is an example of innate knowledge?

The second way that an animal can acquire knowledge is through innate knowledge. This knowledge is genetically inherited. The animal automatically knows it without any prior experience. An example of this is when a horse is born and can immediately walk.