As for the mythology of Leo, it's connected to Hercules' story, which is often the case for zodiacs. Defeating Leo was Hercules' first labor, but Leo's skin was impenetrable by most man-made ...

XII) Leo's most famous asterism (a pattern of stars that's not an official constellation) is the Sickle. It marks the head and mane of the lion, and resembles a backward question mark in the sky.

Leo is definitely less flashy than Orion, but it’s still a distinctive and famous constellation. Most people see it as a two-part constellation.

Leo the Lion is one of them. There’s no question as to what he resembles. The main part of the constellation looks like a backward question mark shining brightly in […] ...

Leo is not quite as flashy as Orion, but it’s still distinctive and one of the brighter constellations. Most people see it as a two-part constellation.

The constellation Leo is now located in the western sky. The bright star Regulus represents the lion's heart. To view them together, face due west at about 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

The stunning NGC 2903 galaxy, located in the constellation of Leo (The Lion). The image was captured by Hubble as part of a survey of 145 nearby disk galaxies. ESA/Hubble & NASA, L. Ho et al.