Why aren't unicorns real?

Unicorns are real. Yes, that is a factual sentence. According to U.S. News & World Report, a fossilized skull recently discovered in the Pavlodar region of ... read more

Unicorns are real. Yes, that is a factual sentence. According to U.S. News & World Report, a fossilized skull recently discovered in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan puts Siberian unicorns, or Elasmotherium sibiricum, galloping around the Earth only 29,000 years ago. read more

Unicorns Are Real! Maybe unicorns aren't wholly mythological: a one-horned deer has been spotted in a nature reserve near Florence, Italy. And it's not merely a case of having one weird antler off to one side; it's a horn poking straight out of its forehead. read more

There are a few reasons why unicorns are not real. First, the horn on their head would hit low hanging objects like tree limbs, which at the speeds they would be able to run, would likely knock them down and break their neck or legs. Second, having only one horn means that if it is broken somehow, then the unicorn would have no way to defend itself. read more