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- The two kinds of rabbits that live in this area have a broad range of differences. One breed is white, while the other is dark brown. The white variety is significantly quicker and more athletic than the light brown type, but it is also more difficult to notice..
- Predators have a tougher time catching the white rabbits because they move quickly and are difficult to see. The brown rabbits are simpler to spot since they do not mix in. In addition, they are slower, sleepier, and fatter than white rabbits.
- The woodland received a new animal one day. The creature in question was a fast white fox, a predator. The rabbits were all highly startled by the unexpected killer, which produced havoc between them and forced them to escape from the fast fox.
- Since they were bigger and more appealing to the fox, the majority of the darker-colored rabbits were consumed. They were also slower and simpler to spot, making it simple for the fox to capture them. The white rabbits survived because they were the complete opposite of the brown ones.
- Since the white rabbits survived better, there were more of them alive. Those rabbits reproduced and became more common since they passed down their genes to their offspring, creating better adapted white rabbits, than brown ones.
- Since they were most acclimated to their surroundings, only the white rabbits eventually managed to thrive in the forest. The fox managed to capture the small ones. Now, the dark ones are passing on the advantageous qualities to their progeny, demonstrating natural selection.
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