Take Venice, one of Italy 's biggest tourist attractions, which is usually heaving with visitors throughout the year. Right now, though, the whole country is under lockdown as coronavirus continues...

Venice canals are clear enough to see fish as coronavirus halts tourism in the city Swans have returned to the canals and dolphins have been spotted in the port.

Venice is a quirky, charming delight of a beach town. It was once a bit gritty, but time and the escalation of property values have mellowed the place a bit I suspect. The canals, lined, with homes in the $2M plus range, are a fun way to burn an hour strolling peacefully and…. Read more.

Venice Canals in 2019, left, and 2020, right European Space Agency Satellite images released by the European Space Agency show a change in Venice's canals from 2019 to 2020. The photo from April 19, 2019, shows the tourist hot spot's canals filled with boats.

Venice's canals are the cleanest they've been in living memory after coronavirus lockdown leaves water clear and fish become visible. Venice's usually murky canals have become clear enough since ...

The Grand Canal is seen as the Italian government prepares to adopt new measures to contain the spread of coronavirus in Venice, Italy, March 8, 2020.

Venice's Canals Are Beautifully Clear As Italy's Coronavirus Lockdown Cuts Down on Water Traffic (Video) "It's because there is less boat traffic that usually brings sediment to the top of the...

“The water flowing through the canals of Venice is clear for the first time in forever. The fish are visible, the swans returned.” Here's an unexpected side effect of the pandemic - the water's...

The alleged Venice dolphins make up just one example of fake, viral posts centered around animals supposedly reclaiming nature in the absence of humans, as National Geographic pointed out.