Evolution

Real World Example

Imagine trying to find a comfortable position in a crowded movie theater where the seats are uncomfortable and the view of the screen is constantly blocked. Just as you might shift, adjust, and eventually find a better spot or angle to enhance your movie-watching experience, species undergo gradual changes over generations to better adapt to their environment. In both cases, whether it's your seating adjustments or a species' evolutionary adaptations, the goal is to improve the chances of success and comfort in a given setting—your improved view is akin to a species developing traits that increase its survival and reproduction in its environment.