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Killed perfectly healthy cubs that would have matured sooner than his and had a better chance for survival. They do it for one reason to breed.

They were not the males cubs, therefore: benefit

Chimps will hunt and kill other chimps they do not like, they also will kill out of anger.

That doesn't mean it isn't beneficial. If they kill a chimp they don't like, it decreases conflict within the group, better squad cohesion = benefit

Bull, the male watching the fry will attack and eat healthy fry just because it's hungry.

Natural selection at work here. Only the weakest and slowest fry will be eaten by the male, ensuring the strongest survive and so they are more likely to reproduce in later life. Benefit

Wrong, wolves seldom kill within the pack it's detrimental to the pack, a pack needs all the members it can get. Wolves will hunt down othe packs or solitary wolves and kill them.

Again, that doesn't stop it from being beneficial. Lone wolves are often males who have left their own pack and are looking to start another. They do this by either taking over another pack or stealing females from it. Killing a lone wolf, prevents this. Benefit. Killing a whole other pack decreases competition for food and hunting grounds. Benefit.

Wrong, grizzlies will kill black bears and the cubs of female grizzlies for food, even when food is plentiful.

Doesn't change the fact that one less competitor is beneficial.

I still say you're wrong, some of what you said might be true to a very small degree at best.

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The whole point of me saying these things is because you said killing was pointless or something like that. I have showed you that animals killing each other is never pointless and always beneficial. You have shown you don't know much about animals, evolution or natural selection

Seems to me that you are interpreting science to benefit your view, I've studied animal behavior and some of what you say is natural selection, but that does not mean it's a benefit for the species. Natural selection that's a benefit to animals is when predators take out the old and weak of other species. The wolves of Yellowstone kill each other and I can tell you from experience that there is no lack of food for them, the park could support a larger population of wolves with no harm to themselves or their pray. As far as the fish go, I use to be a semi-pro competitive fishermen and it was my business to know the behavior of fish.

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