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Did the moth's diet or genes change the proteins that it gets?

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What is the connection between these moths and natural selection? So natural selection is when the more fitted animals are more likely to live and reproduce, passing on its traits. And the moths adapted to the environment so they can survive, so dark peppered moths were more likely to survive because they could blend in with the trees and the light peppered moths couldn't. Resulting in the population of dark peppered moth increasing and the light peppered moth decreasing. So as the dark peppered moth are more fitted for survival they survived and reproduced, passing on their traits to the next generation.

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Does evolution change a species look entirely? No, evolution does not change the specie's look entirely, it only chances it so it can better adapt to its environment, leaving its beneficial traits behind.

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How did the species get to look the way they do now? The peppered moths turned dark because during the industrial revolution companies used coal, and that coal release smoke. The smoke then covered the nearby tress with black soot, resulting in the trees turning black. And because the moths' population was decreasing because they could not blend in with the trees. They mutated and turned black to be able to blend in with the trees, and to be able to survive and reproduce.

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How do the moth's adapt to the environment?

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How does evolution happen?

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Why did the evolution of the moths get rid of the peppered moth?

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Can bugs also change from their environment?

Any organism can adapt and change over time to better suit their environment.

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Has the moth's environment been changed by "climate change?"

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Which pattern do most of these moths have today?

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Are there still peppered moths today?

Yes, there are still peppered moths today. The population of mostly dark-colored peppered moths are decreasing due to a cleaner forest.

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Was it certain chemicals/pollution that made them all change?

The pollution caused the lichen on the tree to die and changed the forest to a dark color which impacted the moths.

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Changes

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Moth Questions

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Environment

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Evolution