Light+Forest+Moths

__**Question:**__ //How does a change in forest color affect the population of lemon-peppered moths?//


 * Iv:**//Change in forest color(Dark/Light)//
 * Dv:** //Population of lemon peppered moths//


 * Hypothesis:** //If the bird eats the moth light forest then the Dark Moths well decrease and light moths well increase population because the bird can see the dark moths better then the light moth cause its camouflage.//

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 * Dset:**My Claim is that the population of the light moths is the highest then the population of the Dark moth in the light colored forest because the population of the light moths is 70% and the population of the dark moths is 30%. In the dark forest the population of the light moths is 37% and the population of the dark moths is 63%. So you can see in the graph above you can see that the light moths forest had the most population. In the real world scientists might want to examine the amount of how many lemon-peppered moths survive in an actual forest and how the actual predator. This happens because of natural selection and Some moths were able to camouflage in the environment and so they were able to hide them from their predators. If there was a moth in an environment that couldn't camouflage then they would be eaten and they wouldn't be able to reproduce and also lso the population could decrease.