"Animal Artists" refers to animals that create visual art, often through the use of paint, brushes, or other tools. Some species, like elephants and chimpanzees, have shown the ability to produce paintings that can be sold for charity or displayed in galleries. These activities are often facilitated by trainers who guide the animals in the creative process. The phenomenon of animal art raises questions about creativity and intelligence in non-human species. While some argue that the art is a result of instinctive behavior or training, others believe it showcases a form of expression unique to each animal. Notable examples include Pablo Picasso and Koko the Gorilla, who both engaged in artistic endeavors.