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The Mysterious Origin of the St. Mark's Square Lion!
Keeping a watchful eye over what Napoleon knew as “the drawing room of Europe,” the winged lion of St. Mark’s Square in Venice, Italy, is a majestic sight. The origin of this iconic statue has been cloaked in mystery, but in September of 2024, a group of chemists, archaeologists, geologists, and art historians shed more light on this sculpture’s story.
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The Fish That Didn't Stay Extinct: The Story of the Coelacanth
The Coelacanth was a prehistoric fish that thrived in the waters of the Devonian period, over 400...
