Unicorns
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There is a lot of belief in unicorns as they look beautiful and are believed to be magical. I can say that their children love this legendary creature.
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According to some, it is not even possible to be real according to others. The unicorns or unicorns, which are the subject of many stories even today, were probably inspired by a few real animals.
The unicorn is one of the most famous mythical creatures and is often depicted as a white horse with a spiral horn sticking out from its forehead. It's not hard to imagine a unicorn, and for most of this mythical creature's history, people thought it really existed.
Written Chinese descriptions of a unicorn from Asia date back to 2700 BC, according to the American Museum of Natural History in New York. This “unicorn” looked like a combination of different animals and had the body of a deer, the tail of an ox, a multicolored or scaly dragon-like coat, and a horn (or horns) covered in flesh. Despite the physical differences, Asian unicorns have been described as elusive and solitary creatures, as in later European records.
Unicorns may not be real, but if we consider the movies we watch and the fairy tales we read, we can say that they have managed to have a very lasting effect. Let's admit it happens when we feel like it was real from time to time. Legend has it that these magical and beautiful unicorns caused the water level to rise in the Indian river and brought abundance to the country.
People have dreamed of the existence of unicorns for centuries. The first known depiction of a unicorn found in the Lascaux Caves of present-day France dates to around 15,000 BC. Or, people believed it was real until they realized that the unicorn called Lascaux had two horns placed confusingly close together.
The earliest record of unicorns in Western literature belongs to the Greek historian Ctesias. The Greek historian notes that the horse had a white body, purple head, blue eyes and a multicolored horn.
Marco Polo believed he had come across unicorns on his travels. The famous traveler said about this encounter, “They were ugly and rude to look at. They are not as charming and eye-catching as we have described unicorns. “This is because the animals the traveler saw were not unicorns but actually rhinos.
