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Yes, we should highlight failures (if you can call it that) more, not just when talking about apes but with ourselves as well. Otherwise we're prone to survivorship bias.
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These are not failures. Failure to reproduce does not mean they do not contribute to their society. If that were true, the male/female ratio would have evolved differently.
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This doesn't follow. In animal societies where males are useless apart from their reproductive value, males are still produced at approximately 1:1. This is evolution optimizing for the reproductive success of the individual, not of the population, and is called Fisher's Principle.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisher%27s_principle

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and raptors teach their young to catch prey
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You did not check, you let a text generator generate plausible sounding text.
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And that text generator has time and time again given me accurate enough results that I trust it like Wikipedia now. Is the answer wrong?
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Dude. That is an AI, disney-acceptable version of non-reality.
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