Anyone love unicorns??🦄

I absolutely ❤️ unicorns. Here's the20230415_153035.jpg proof-
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And I probably haven't finished getting more unicorn-related items! 🙂
 
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DBabygirl2 said:
I love it!
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I haven't purchased any unicorn stuff for a while. High time I did!🙂
 
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Unicorns, Pegasi, Centaurs, Satyrs, all those "fabulous" beasties from Classical Mythology. If I was a furry I'd be a Lady Minotaur. :geek:
 
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Oh yes I do! I have many unicorn items including my ride on unicorn float Rosie, who I like to pretend to ride when little as it makes me feel quite babyish. She is so bouncy, cute and doesn't mind if I have a little (or BIG!) accident in my diaper while playing on her🤭20221225_122328.jpg
 
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michaelmc said:
Unicorns are real!!!!!😡 an i want one for me burfday🥰
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I think they evolved into narwhals, cause I missed the land version. But certainly like the concept. Or Elasmotherium sibiricum. :think:
 
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Elasmotherium? - I believe that it's an extinct species of prehistoric rhino. I can't remember what the 'Elasmo' part of the name means, but I know that 'therium' means 'beast'.(I have been interested in prehistoric creatures ever since I was a boy).
 
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🦄Unicorn nappies my favourites
 

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Woncrinklz said:
Who "invented" these creatures, anyway.
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People who somehow mistook rhinos as a four legged horse.

Later adaptations of them sated that their horns are used to impale virgins. It’s quite the contrast from how they are portrayed in modern times.
 
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