During the rainy months in Africa, temporary pools of water form. One fish species, the snakehead fish, is able to walk, using pectoral fins, from pool to pool. Other fish in the same area cannot travel from pool to pool. During the dry season, the pools gradually disappear.
If the climate in Africa remains the same as described, what would you MOST LIKELY expect to see after many years?

Question

During the rainy months in Africa, temporary pools of water form. One fish species, the snakehead fish, is able to walk, using pectoral fins, from pool to pool. Other fish in the same area cannot travel from pool to pool. During the dry season, the pools gradually disappear.
If the climate in Africa remains the same as described, what would you MOST LIKELY expect to see after many years?

saylilbaby · Answer

A)
The snakehead fish will develope legs and feet.	
B)
The snakehead fish will replace the other fish species.	
C)
The snakehead fish will walk to another part of Africa.	
D)
The non-walking fish will learn to
@Abhisar @Abhisar @Abhisar  I think its B

saylilbaby · Answer

@surryyy HELP pls

abhisar · Answer

Yes, that's correct. It's Natural Selection