Artificial and natural selection have many similarities and differences. These two concepts were both conceived by Charles Darwin. Natural selection is defined as the process where organisms have characteristics that help allow them to adapt to environmental problems, like changes in climate, predators, or competition for food. These organisms tend to survive and reproduce in greater numbers than the other fraction of their species. This guarantees that the prolongation of those favorable traits is continued to subsequent generations. Charles Darwin believed that organisms survived through the process of natural selection. Some species of animals and plants can effectively adapt by meeting the requirements of their natural habitat.
