Natural Selection

Natural Selection
Learn about natural selection, the process by which organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring.

Useless Human Traits: Goosebumps

Why We Have Useless Traits (And Why It Matters)

Natural selection is a fundamental process in evolution, driving adaptation through the interplay of random mutations and environmental pressures. This article delves into the mechanics of natural selection, common misconceptions, and its role in shaping the diversity of life on Earth.

Evolution in Our Daily Lives

The flu mutates as it replicates, throwing our immune system a curveball. Our fear of snakes? A gift from our ancestors! Explore how natural selection shapes us in surprising ways, even today.

Has Life Evolved Randomly?

Delve into the complex relationship between randomness and directed processes in evolution. Discover how genetic mutations, natural selection, and environmental factors interact to shape life's diversity. Uncover common misconceptions and gain a nuanced understanding of evolution's unpredictable yet patterned nature.