I disagree. The world, outer space, rocks, are incapable of being good or bad. They exist. Galaxies being created and destroyed over and over, this is just natural events which have no ill intent.

Animals do what animals do mostly. A bird fetching a worm to feed it's young is not even, nor a lion hunting a gazelle. Times when we determine animals to be evil are more often down to human stupidity or misunderstanding. A dog biting a child is not evil if it felt threatened. We wouldn't put the dog down for being evil, we would do so due to it presenting a danger. It's not to say animals can't be malicious, but beyond our civilization they mostly do what they do to survive.

Evil is intentionally wicked, decisively immoral. Morality itself, being of course a human construct in the eyes of a non-religious man such as myself. The world, the universe, animals cannot be held to the standard of human morality, which too is subject to cultural differences. It was not immoral in the eyes of Islam to blow themselves up to murder innocent bystanders.

People are evil. The world is sometimes just really fucking shitty, there is a difference.