If we can apply morality to animals (and the question of where to draw the line is unresolved) I think they're as complicated as we are. Humans, after all, comm

If we can apply morality to animals (and the question of where to draw the line is unresolved) I think they're as complicated as we are. Humans, after all, commit cannibalism. It's not common, but it does happen. People tend to swing from an idealized image of certain charismatic animals to crestfallen realism (some dolphins torture! some bonobos kill each other!) but I think that, in reality, they have a lot of the same inter-species "moral" (assuming we can apply that concept) complexity and variety that we have.