The best response is:
a
Prediction 1 is best. Two yellow or red snakes had a baby with a mutation in its genes for the green-skin trait. Because green snakes are more likely to survive, that baby survived long enough to pass on its mutation, so the green trait became more common over generations.
This response accurately explains the process of natural selection. Given the new green environment, snakes that blended in with their surroundings were less likely to be seen and hunted by eagles, thus increasing their chances of survival and reproduction. The prediction reflects the increased frequency of the green trait in the population over many generations due to this selective pressure.