Bacteria with a taste for art
Scientists studying a speck of pigment from a 16,000-year-old cave painting found mysterious bacteria that they suspect may be nibbling on the equivalent of the Sistine Chapel for Paleolithic art.
Scientists studying a speck of pigment from a 16,000-year-old cave painting found mysterious bacteria that they suspect may be nibbling on the equivalent of the Sistine Chapel for Paleolithic art.