Did unicorns exist centuries ago and become extinct, or have they always been mythical?

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chrisCA · M Best Comment

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This song will explain it all. 😅

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chrisCA · M

@BijouPleasurette The lead singer, I believe was different on the second song. Yes. the second song is more mainstream, For a short time, the band was known as just The Rovers.

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@chrisCA "Wasn't That A Party" sounds like it could have been Elvis Presley or some other major star of the 1950s.

CorvusBlackthorne · 100+, M

@chrisCA I recognize that as a Shel Silverstein poem.

TryingtoLava

mythical

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@TryingtoLava Clever.

MyNameIsHurl · 41-45, F

They're real

chrisCA · M

@MyNameIsHurl Lay off the bong. 😅

MyNameIsHurl · 41-45, F

@chrisCA ☹️

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@chrisCA Lol :)

badminton · 61-69, MVIP

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A chubby unicorn.

BijouPleasurette · 36-40, F

@badminton Lol :)

Northerner · 70-79, M

Extinct ? We still have a few breeding pairs up here.this one lost her horn in a fight. lol

saragoodtimes · F

TryingtoLava

CorvusBlackthorne · 100+, M

It is entirely possible that there was a species of horned horse, for which there is no fossil record. Keratin horns do not fossilize properly, as they are made of the same material as fingernails.

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