Adaptation

Adaptation refers to the process by which living organisms adjust to changes in their environment to survive and reproduce. This can involve physical changes, such as developing thicker fur in colder climates, or behavioral changes, like migrating to find food. Adaptation occurs over generations through natural selection, where traits that enhance survival become more common in a population. Essentially, it's nature's way of enabling species to thrive in varying conditions, ensuring their continued existence in a dynamic world.