What is the primary reason an individual organism cannot evolve?

Its environment is always changing.

Over a period of 50 years in a polluted city, the proportion of light-colored peppered moths decreases while the proportion of dark-colored moths increases. This observation is a classic example of:

individual moths changing their color to match the trees.

evolution occurring at the population level.

a learned behavior passed from one moth to another.

the entire species of moth becoming a new species.

Because the change was not helpful for the giraffe's survival.

Because evolution only happens in animals, not in specific individuals.

Because this is an acquired characteristic during the giraffe's lifetime and is not a genetic change that can be passed on to its offspring.

Because the change happened too slowly to be considered evolution.

The dog's actions represent a learned behavior, not a heritable genetic trait that alters the gene pool of the dog population.

Domesticated animals like dogs are no longer subject to the pressures of evolution.

Evolution requires the creation of an entirely new species, which did not happen.

The change was not beneficial to the dog's survival in the wild.