The enigma behind the vibrant green hue that suddenly adorned the famous canals of Venice has been resolved by local officials.
Recently, an astonishingly vivid green liquid emerged in the Grand Canal, near the renowned Rialto Bridge.
Following meticulous examinations encompassing both chemical and biological analyses, authorities concluded that the substance responsible was fluorescein—an innocuous compound commonly employed for evaluating wastewater networks.
However, the origin of the fluorescein remains shrouded in mystery, yet to be unveiled.