A six-foot-tall wax statue of Abraham Lincoln melted in Washington, D.C., as temperatures reached 37 degrees Celsius over the weekend. The statue, located at Camp Barker, a historic Civil War-era site, was created by artist Sandy Williams IV as part of his 'Wax Monument Series'. Viral photos of the melted statue have sparked discussions on climate change and the preservation of art in extreme weather conditions.
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