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Unicorns
A white horse with a horn on its forehead which serves as a symbol in mythology.
753 Questions
What happens if a unicorn loses its horn?
If a unicorn looses its horn, it also looses it´s magic and all that is left is a horse :-) Opinions vary. In the movie Legend; when the male unicorn lost its horn winter returned. It was said that if the female had lost her horn as well the world would be in eternal night.
What subspecies of unicorns are there?
Well did you know that a rhino is considered a "unicorn".
The phenotype of the unicorn does seem to vary with region. At one extreme you have a small goat-like creature with the billy-goat beard, cloven hooves, and a lions tail. At the other extreme you have creature that are near to the size of the horse knights use to ride. There have been reports of black unicorns with red horns (much like the colouration found in swans.) There have been reports of unicorns having a rainbow gloss to their hides. One know of one instance of a green unicorn although there may have been some earth-magic involved and may not represent a true subspecies.
There are about a thousand subspecies of unicorn, including underwater types.
Is there a unicorn still alive?
There is no scientific evidence to support the existence of real unicorns. Unicorns are mythical creatures that have been depicted in folklore and literature but have no basis in reality.
Unicorns are mythical creatures and do not exist in the real world. In folklore, unicorns are usually depicted as horse-like creatures with a single spiraling horn on their forehead. Their size and appearance can vary depending on the cultural depiction, ranging from being similar in size to a horse to being larger and more majestic.
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.
How did the unicorn get its name?
"Uni" means one, and "Corn" means horn, so "Unicorn" means "one horn."
What are facts that can prove evolution is not real?
Dr. A.J.E. Cave gave a paper at the International Congress of Zoology in 1958 in which he concluded that a skeleton found in France was not an Neanderthal but was of an elderly human who suffered from arthritis. The implication is that Neanderthals never existed.
World population growth rate in recent times is about 2% per year. Practicable application of growth rate throughout human history would be about half that number. Wars, disease, famine, etc. have wiped out approximately one third of the population on average every 82 years. Starting with eight people, and applying these growth rates since the Flood of Noah's day (about 4500 years ago) would give a total human population at just under six billion people. However, application on an evolutionary time scale runs into major difficulties. Starting with one "couple" just 41,000 years ago would give us a total population of 2 x 1089. 9The universe does not have space to hold so many bodies.
How long is the gestation period for a unicorn?
Unicorns are mythical creatures, so there is no scientific data on their gestation periods. In folklore and mythology, they are often described as magical beings with unique abilities and characteristics.
Most are not. Most are vegetarians. But there are kinds that kill other animals. One kind of unicorn has a horn that makes a flute sound when wind blows through it that attracts other animals and people, then it kills them and eats them.
Typically, unicorns are depicted as mythical creatures that feed on plants and have a herbivorous diet, rather than being carnivores.
The value of a Unicron toy can vary depending on its condition, rarity, and whether it is in its original packaging. Unicron figures can range in price from around $100 to over $1000 on the secondary market. It's best to search online marketplaces or auction sites for current pricing information.
Flying unicorns, also known as unicorns with wings, are mythical creatures and not considered real in the physical world. They are often depicted in folklore, literature, and art but have no scientific evidence to support their existence.
How come masquitos like to drink your blood?
Female mosquitoes bite to obtain proteins and nutrients needed to develop their eggs. They are attracted to the carbon dioxide, body heat, and certain chemicals emitted by humans, making us an ideal food source for them.
Name of some famous English books of famous writers?
* Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens * Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austin * Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte * War of the Worlds, H. G. Wells
What is the genus of a purple unicorn?
There are two genus's to Family Unicephalousvirialun
* Protovirialum (The archaic, goat-sized, goateed, lion-tailed unicorn * Cephalousvirialun (All other unicorns)
They typically dwell in the Hercynian Forest, but during particulary harsh winters migrate into the more temperate clime of central Italy. See link : http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25097986/from/ET/wid/18298287/>1=43001.
Because, Unicorns are VERY shy creatures and only people who truly belive in them see them and if you don't belive in them then you wont be able to see one. If you see one then you must be a very lucky person it's a sign of luck and that you are special. Belive it specialy from a child. :D
Simply, because no one has ever seen one.
Because they are narrow-minded.
Unicorns are mythical creatures that do not exist in reality. They are commonly depicted in folklore, fairy tales, and popular culture as horse-like creatures with a single spiraling horn on their forehead.
A unicorn uterus is a type of reproductive anomaly where a woman has only one functioning fallopian tube and ovary instead of the usual two. This condition can affect fertility but can often be managed with medical intervention.
What does a blue or pink color in thioglycollate mean?
A blue color in thioglycollate indicates the presence of oxygen in the growth medium, as oxygenated environments turn the indicator dye blue. In contrast, a pink color signifies that the medium is anaerobic, as the dye is reduced in the absence of oxygen, turning pink.
What is the head of a monastery called?
In Western terminology, the head of a Monastery is called an "Abbot." The Eastern term for "Abbot" is "Igumen;" oddly enough, most Abbots of Eastern Orthodox Monasteries, especially on Mount Athos, are "Archimandrites," a more or less honorary title, which is considered as ranking above an Igumen, but has no specific correlation in Western terminology.
Answer2: The English words "abbot" and "abbey" are both derived from the Aramaic ʼab·baʼʹ. Jerome, the translator of the Latin Vulgate, objected to the use of the title "abbot" as applied to the Catholic monks in his time and did so on the basis that it violated Jesus' instructions at Matthew 23:9: "Moreover, do not call anyone your father on earth, for one is your Father, the heavenly One."
