Read the passage from "Husky-Wolf Dog of the North." But the husky is far from uninteresting. As a type of endurance, no better evolved product of natural
selection need be sought. If ever a species has been born and bred of hard times, it has. Only the fittest, in
a struggle for existence extending through a thousand thousand generations, have survived. And they are
well fit. Domesticated by the savage autochthons of that forbidding region, they may not only account their
remote ancestors as wild wolves, but often their immediate forebears.
How well does the evidence in the passage support the idea that huskies are animals built for survival?
Husky-Wolf Dog of the North
It supports the idea well because it states that huskies live through hard conditions and have lived over
many generations.
O It supports the idea well because it uses statistical data to prove the huskies' survival capabilities.
O It doesn't support the idea well because it compares huskies unfavorably to another animal.
O It doesn't support the idea well because it describes the ways huskies have failed to adapt.