Difference between static members of Java and static members of C++

I have studied C++ and now I'm studying Java. In C++ we can use static members in non-static/instance member functions. But while studying Java I found this :

I wrote a program to check if " the non-static function can access static member or not". And there was no problem in the program below :

public class Animal
{
    static int CountOfAnimal;
    public Animal()
    {
        CountOfAnimal++;
    }
    public int showCount()
    {
        CountOfAnimal++;
        return CountOfAnimal;
    }
    public static void main(String []args)
    {
        new Animal();
        new Animal();
        Animal C = new Animal();
        System.out.println("Total animals are : " + C.showCount());
    }
}

So, can I say that in Java also the non-static/instance member functions can access static members of same class?

Also, I want to know if there is any difference between static members(methods and variables) in Java and C++ other than the way of calling the members?

One difference I know is in the way of calling the static members in C++ and calling static members in Java. Any other?