And Buck leapt in and out, but while he was in, shoulder had at last squarely met shoulder… Buck stood and gazed onward as the victorious titleholder, the ascendant primeval creature who had made his dispatch and found it good (London 53). When put into a situation similar to this, it’s up to the more competent dog to use its knowledge to fend for itself. Could that prove that Darwin’s theory about survival of the fittest is true?
According to the novella Call of the Wild, Darwin’s proposition about survival of the fittest is correct in multitudinous approaches. Examples like Law of Fang and Law of Club are just some great indicators that only the most pertinent canines can abide whilst the weaker canines are either clubbed to death, died of