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Peppered Moth Simulation — showcasing camouflage adaptation in moths.

A brown peppered moth resting on a tree bark background, illustrating the concept of natural selection in the Peppered Moth Simulation activity.

A brown peppered moth resting on a tree bark background, illustrating the concept of natural selection in the Peppered Moth Simulation activity.

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The peppered moth simulation demonstrates natural selection: when tree trunks became dark from pollution, dark-colored moths survived better because they were harder for birds to see, so their numbers increased over time.

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