Which bird was most successful in the first 500,000 years? Why do you think so?
What kinds of mutations were more beneficial? Why?
Which bird(s) was/were most successful after 1,000,000 years? Why were they more successful?
How similar or different were the birds after 1,000,000 years compared to the original bird characteristics you chose? Why did they change that way? (Think about the environments you created in the second part.)
Which characteristics do you think affect the overall survival of the bird? Why?
How does this activity simulate natural selection?

The small-sized, light green, and medium small-straight beak. There were 3,199 surviving birds.  Some more beneficial mutations were the color of its plumage, its light green turned to dark green, slightly curved beaks, and the length of their beaks. The dark green plumage helps with camouflage, slender curved beaks help with food,  and short beaks help with breaking seeds for food.  The whole northeast part of the island was the most successful after 1,000,000 years. They had no predators, some seeds, some insects, and some nectar from flowers—all second bird out of the birds in the northeast part of the island. Noting is different, so everything is going to be similar. The beak, I think, is the overall survival characteristic of the bird. Well, out of the other features, the beak helps out the bird than camouflage-the beak breaks the seeds. The stimuli focused on natural selection by the colors, beak size, and the size of the bird.  

❤ This was based on what I did. I hope this helps you, kind stranger! Happy New Year as well. ❤