Yes, and animals sometimes make choices that from a human perspective, would be sin.
Animals don't get married, so they don't commit adultery, no they just do what would be considered by humans to be fornicating. Animals commit cannibalism sometimes, Animals will murder each other, think a male lion taking over a pride from another male, he'll kill all the previous male's cubs. Animals will steal from each other when the opportunity presents itself. I mean the name "ferret" means "little thief".
All these animal choices but.. because they do not have the moral knowledge of good and evil, God does not hold them accountable for those behaviors.
Adam and Eve only had 1 single law, prior to gaining that moral knowledge of good and evil, God wouldn't have held them accountable for things like stealing, what if they had not broken that one law, would God hold them accountable for adultery or fornication? They wouldn't know it was wrong to do.
Part of the consequences of that first sin, was not only death, not only the curse, but now we're held to a higher standard of accountability because we know some things are right and wrong.
But that cat isn't going back in the bag. Unless you believe we're going back to nudity and innocence and God isn't going to hold us accountable for our behaviors anymore.