Leo, the lion, is located in the northern hemisphere and is visible in the spring evenings. It's a fairly easy constellation to find, even for those who aren't familiar with the night sky.

Here's how to find Leo:

* Look for the "Sickle": Leo's most recognizable feature is a group of stars that form a backwards question mark or sickle shape. This represents the lion's head and mane.

* Follow the "Sickle": The star at the bottom of the "Sickle" (called Regulus) points towards the lion's body.

* Find the "Triangle": The lion's hindquarters are formed by a triangle of stars.

You can use a star chart or a mobile app like Stellarium to help you find Leo.

Pro Tip: Leo is near the bright star Arcturus, which is found in the constellation Boötes, the herdsman.