Famed symbol of Venice was 'made in China,' researchers say

For centuries, a bronze statue of the "Lion of St. Mark" has stood watch atop a column in the heart of Venice. The distinctive winged lion has been a symbol of the Italian city, though there's been much debate about its origins. Researchers from the University of Padua have now determined that the lion is in fact from China. The World's Host Carolyn Beeler spoke to Massimo Vidale, who co-authored the study, to find out more details on their conclusion.