evening of April 23, 1977, Will Taintor, 15, was driving Abby Brabham, 15, home. Brabham said she saw something in the vehicle’s headlights.

On the left side of the road, there was a hairless creature, down on all four limbs, facing the vehicle. The body was lanky and it had large, oversized oval head. Its eyes glowed green.

When she was told Bartlett he said the eyes were orange, she said they appeared green to her.

Investigation of the Dover Demon

Cryptozoologist Loren Coleman and ufologists Walter Webb and Ed Fogg interviewed the witnesses, parents, friends, teachers, school officials and police. There was no evidence of a hoax and the teens were described as credible. A local newspaper gave the creature its name, the “Dover Demon.”

The Boston Sunday Globe, October 29, 2006,the end, we discovered that the Renaissance genius Leonard da Vinci had already solved the problem for us.

Da Vinci is famous for many things — he was an innovator, scientist, engineer, sculptor, writer, astronomer… the list goes on and on. But, perhaps most famously, he was also one of the greatest painters of all time. Pretty much everyone knows at least one of his paintings, and most people know this one:

Mona Lisa is perhaps the world’s most famous painting.

But did you know that in addition to displaying unsurpassed artistic genius, his paintings like Mona Lisa are also a testament to his skills as a chemist?

Renaissance was a time of change across many fields. In visual arts, artists began to experiment with new materials and techniques as painters moved