Natural selection is the process by which biological traits either become more or less apparent within a population. There are certain conditions which are the basis for natural
selection. Which of the following examples best represents the adaptation of a species to its
environment?

A. Female Loggerhead turtles lay numerous eggs, about 100, which when hatched produce offspring that must make a mad dash to the ocean before being eaten by predatory sea birds

B. Some members of a species of garter snake are resistant to a toxin produced by one of its food sources; the resistance trait will be passed to their offspring.

C. A species of crab is living and reproducing successfully near hot hydrothermal vents at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, while other crab species are unable to survive there.

D. Male Birds of Paradise inherit brilliant colors which they display in elaborate poses or dances in order to catch the attention of a female mate.