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First of all, the “horn” is actually called a tusk – which makes me wonder whether or not a unicorn would have a horn or a tusk, should one actually exist out there. But that’s a topic for another day ...

For a whale of a good time, size does matter! Scientists have discovered that male narwhals use their horns as “sexual weapons” to lure the ladies — with frisky females preferring to hook up with ...

The Hunt of the Unicorn, seven stunning tapestries dating to around AD 1500 and probably created by Belgian artisans, now hangs in the Cloisters in New York, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art ...

Few scientists have seen the apparent unicorns of the sea brandishing their tusks in the wild. The elongated, spiraled tooth protrudes from the top lip of males and some females, and can grow to ...

A Harvard dental researcher says he's figured out the purpose of the giant, unicorn-like tusk seen on narwhal whales: It acts like an antenna that allows the narwhal to sense food and sea conditions.

Martin the Moose and Chris the Bison battle. The bros battle to decide which is stronger - the antlers of the moose or the horns of a bison. After Martin loses his antlers on Chris' horns, Wild Kratts ...

FEMALE narwhals who seek a mate are attracted to males with the biggest horns, an expert says. And narwhal fellas like to wave their tusks about as “a sexual weapon” when fighting other males over ...

The Arctic is full of incredible discoveries. While it is not one of the mythical places around the world, the Arctic Ocean has mythical creatures worth taking to the sea for - or at least that is ...

For centuries, the purpose of a narwhal’s tusk has eluded explanation. Now, researchers suggest that these small whales use their tusks as sensory organs and speculate that sensing changes in seawater ...