Grisly Find of Human Remains in a Famous Museum Diorama: Who

The Lion Attacking a Dromedary, formerly known as the Arab Courier Attacked by Lions, has attracted thousands of museum-goers for over a hundred years. Now it is at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, where earlier this year the famed taxidermied diorama celebrated its 150th anniversary.

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