Genes and Evolution: The Sculptor of Life

This chapter investigates the pivotal role of genes in the evolution and adaptation of species, illustrating how natural selection shapes both physical traits and behaviors through environmental interactions. It explores the concept of genetic remnants acting as a historical record, revealing insights into ancestral survival challenges and future adaptations. Additionally, the discussion highlights the intricate dynamics between predators and prey, emphasizing the ongoing evolutionary arms race that influences the development of camouflage and symmetry in various organisms.