Answer:
The light speckled moth
Explanation:
Biston betularia or peppered moth is a moth that is very commonly present in Asia, Europe and North America. Normally it occurs in two forms:
1) A dark morph
2) A light, speckled morph
The peppered moths are a frequent target of birds but they are smart enough to rescue themselves against predator birds by selecting appropriate location for their habitats. For example: If a forest contained mostly light colored trees , light, speckled morphs will be more abundant there because due to a matching color with trees they will be less visible to birds and other predators. Similarly, If a forest contained mostly dark colored trees,dark morphs will be more common so that they rescue themselves due to camouflage from the attack of birds.
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