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We see where in some species that one of a mating pair is killed directly after mating, therefore proof of no consciencness of death or fear of it in other species. As I said, other species will avoid death through instincts, however they will not, as some humans do, have a nervous breakdown over, or be consumed by, the fear of it.
Our brains are more complex. We have structures in them that perform abstract reasoning better than animals' brains. Our fear of death is explicit and "conscious" (whatever that means to you) while theirs is instinctive and demonstrated behaviorally. A conscious fear of death is a great survival mechanism. Do you have any evidence indicating this explanation is not enough?
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Without a doubt, the foundation for evolution IS Nilallism( Nothing working on nothing by nothing, through nothing, for nothing, produced everything) and it is an extremely hard foundation to swallow and very difficult for the human mind to accept, in that it gives absoluetly no purpose to life.
Besides relying on a concept of evolution that most would never agree with (a.k.a. STRAWMAN), you are putting the cart before the horse when you insist on purpose for something that just IS. Life happens, we can watch or participate but we can't stop it. Nor can we determine its purpose, or lack thereof, simply based on how the conclusion makes us feel!
A proponent of absolute divine truth would be expected to agree.
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