Question

The rat snake is found in many different environments. They are found in woods, along the coast, in cities, and in mountains. They eat rats, birds, mice, and squirrels. Rat snakes also have varied appearances. They are gray, yellow, black, and mixes of these colors, depending on where they live. Which of the following explains the differences in colors of the rat snake?
A. The rat snakes' colors vary because they eat different foods in different environments that make their skin color change.

B. The rat snakes' colors vary as a result of artificial selection, which allows them to choose the best color suited for their environment.

C. The rat snakes' colors are adaptations caused by natural selection, which help them blend into their environment and hunt for food.

D. The rat snakes' colors vary because they have the ability to change their color like a chameleon in response to a changing environment

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer is c

Explanation: because artificial selection would be like breading pure bred dogs, but in the wild it would be natural selection.

Answer 2

Answer:

c

Explanation: