ARTISTIC ANIMALS 

Art transcends perception, shaping what others see. In nature, animal creations like bowerbird nests showcase beauty, functionality, and captivating patterns and colors.

Here are some animals from nature who can depict art: 

Walking on the beach reveals beautiful seashell patterns made by molluscs, whose calcium carbonate shells exhibit artistic stripes and swirls.

Great art can use innovative materials, like the stickleback fish's spiggin, which adheres weeds for nests, showcasing nature's creativity in attracting mates.

Whales collaboratively bubble-net feed by diving, blowing bubbles to trap fish, and spiraling to the surface, creating stunning patterns.

Male bowerbirds collect blue objects for nests, enhancing mating success through decorated stick structures, appealing to mates.

Beavers build dams with trees, branches, and mud in such an artistic way which automatically become lakes that protect them and foster ecosystems for other animals.