On National Unicorn Day, people celebrate the mythical creature that resembles a horse with white fur, a long horn on its forehead, and a rainbow mane. The unicorn is one of the most beloved creatures in the world. The unicorn is a legendary creature that has a spiraling horn in the middle of its forehead. It also has horse’s feet and lion’s tail. The unicorn is also the national animal of Scotland. The unicorn has never been proven to exist. But it has been the subject of fascination for centuries. In medieval times, people believed that narwhal tusks had magical powers. They thought that drinking from a cup made from a narwhal tusk would cure any illness, and that narwhal horns could purify poisoned water. In modern times, this myth still holds a certain power over people.  

National Unicorn Day is celebrated on 9th April of every year

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