Certainly not.
Both are inevitable consequences of the environment in which they live. It could not be otherwise.
Is the hippopotamus one of nature's masterpieces?
Is its face and form the perfection of beauty and grace?
Would you consider this animal a work of living art if you were responsible for it?
And yet, if this beast could talk, it would probably say that its environment was made for its benefit and that its marvelous features, particularly its mouth, was especially "designed" for its enjoyment, and that its whole body was made in the "image and likeness of God."
The fact that the hippopotamus has survived these millions of years of the evolutionary process and still thrives today is proof that it is equally as favored by Nature as is man.
To nature the blossoms of the flowers and the obnoxious weeds are identical, and the fragrance of the one and the stench of the other are equally alike; both, if they could talk, would boast of Nature's preference for them.
While, as a matter of fact, both would be wrong.
The sun does not shine to bring us its necessary light and warmth without also bringing to light some new burden for our overtroubled hearts to bear; and everything in the universe shares the same and inevitable consequences.