Artificial Selection
Artificial selection explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to curate the perfect playlist for a party, picking only the songs that get everyone dancing. This is similar to artificial selection, where breeders choose specific animals or plants to reproduce based on desirable traits, much like you choose songs based on how much people enjoy them. Just as you sift through various tracks to create a playlist that sets the right mood, breeders select organisms for reproduction that will result in offspring displaying preferred characteristics, ensuring the desired traits continue to thrive over generations.
Practice Version
Artificial Selection: The selective breeding of organisms to produce offspring with specific traits. Artificial selection. Artificial selection is when humans choose which plants or animals to breed to bring out desired traits.