One rabbit. One fox. One lineage.

Rabbit Run

Watch each descendant try to escape.

Trial1

Longest survival0.0s

Escapes0

1 rabbit vs 1 fox

Chase · 0 / 18s

Mutation strength12%

Applies to the next descendant. Fox abilities stay fixed.

How it works

Each trial shows one rabbit against one fox, from the same starting positions. The next rabbit inherits a slightly mutated copy of the best saved genome.

Longer survival earns a better result. Surviving 18 seconds or opening a 9-unit gap counts as escape. Faster separation is preferred, with remaining energy breaking ties. Better results replace the saved genome; unsuccessful mutations are discarded.

Speed affects running, awareness detects the fox earlier, and agility helps turning. Each costs energy. Traits stay fixed during a chase.

This is an evolutionary search across descendants. The best genome is saved even when a rabbit is caught, so the experiment can keep testing one candidate at a time.

The first chase establishes the baseline.

Best inherited traits Best from trial 1

● Speed 1.00×● Awareness 1.00×● Agility 1.00×

Saved traits · 1× is the reference trait value

Chase duration No completed trials

Rabbit · trial 1

Original rabbit

Current rabbit compared with the original
Trait	Original	Current
Speed	—	—
Awareness	—	—
Agility	—	—

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Orange line: the fox’s pursuit. Green chart dots: escapes.