There is no fossil evidence of horses with large horns on their foreheads. However, given the nature of a rhinoceros horn (the same substance as your fingernails, which does not fossilize at all) and the (presumed) nature of a unicorn horn, there would have to be very special circumstances to get a verifiable unicorn fossil. So the answer is maybe.
There may have been. The King James Bible records there being unicorns in Job 39:9-12. Most translations say 'wild ox', but as the literal translation of the Hebrew word for unicorn is 'one horn' and oxen have two horns they may not be the same thing. Also, if you read the whole passage, you will see that God is showing Job all the wonders of His creation which Job probably did not understand. In those days, they had subdued the wild ox and did use them to plow the fields, but mythology supports the idea that unicorns were strong and fierce.
No. Unicorns are mythical animals and did not really live. People saw certain fossils that they thought were horns and imagined the unicorn based on that.
Unicorns do not exist.
No. They are creatures of fantasy.
No, unicorns are mythical creatures that do not exist in real life. They are often depicted as horse-like animals with a single horn on their forehead.
None - unicorns are a mythical beast and only exists in the imagination of writers of story books.
It is a matter of opinion if dragons are better than unicorns. Some people think unicorns are better because they are prettier than dragons.
I think it's because they never existed...
The duration of More Dead Than Alive is 1.68 hours.
No, Unicorns are not real. Maybe, back in the old days, people saw rhinos' and mistook them for Unicorns.
Longer than baby unicorns
unicorns are not a myth. theres a book called 90 mins in heaven, when a man said he went to heaven and came back to earth again. Its the same with unicorns. they are real to the people who want them to be.
Lord Voldemort who was sharing Professor Quirrell's body. Voldemort then drank the unicorns blood to keep himself alive until he could steal the philosopher's stone.
There is no specific location in America where most people believe in unicorns. Belief in unicorns is generally considered a myth or folklore rather than a widely held belief.