WARSAW, Poland (AP) — An iconic metal sculpture of a dragon that spits real fire in the Polish city of Krakow will hold its breath for a month to check why it's been devouring so much fuel lately, ...

An iconic metal sculpture of a dragon that spits real fire in the Polish city of Krakow will hold its breath for a month to check why it's been devouring so much fuel lately, authorities said ...

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The iconic fire-spitting dragon of Krakow is holding its breath for a checkup, that is to determine why it's been consuming too much gas recently, in Krakow, southern Poland, Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025.

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — An iconic metal sculpture of a dragon that spits real fire in the Polish city of Krakow will hold its breath for a month to check why it's been devouring so much fuel lately, ...