But one of those creatures that many could not fathom existing, does. It is the "unicorn of the sea" but where to see it could prove to be tricky to do. It was believed for centuries that unicorns ...

It’s thought that narwhals could be the origin of the unicorn myth. The great spiralling ... for lifting and moving sledges across the sea ice. Narwhals use echolocation for foraging and ...

Narwhals are one of the most mysterious ocean species, but as their icy home melts, it's becoming easier to study them, but more deadly to the narwhals. So what have scientists found? Jane O'Brien ...

The Arctic's iconic narwhal, renowned for its long, spiral tusk, is one of nature’s most fascinating creatures. Yet, few have witnessed how these elusive animals use their tusks in the wild.

Protruding up to 10 feet from the whale’s head, the spiral of ivory has earned these creatures the nickname “unicorn of the sea.” But what exactly narwhals do with these tusks is still being ...

The Arctic's iconic narwhal, renowned for its long, spiral tusk, is one of nature's most fascinating creatures. Yet, few have witnessed how these elusive animals use their tusks in the wild.

The unicorn in Britain's Royal Coat of Arms represents Scotland. It seems an unlikely symbol — real-world unicorns, narwhals, seldom venture south of cold sub-Arctic seas. They are only ...

To catch a unicorn, it is said ... Flip Nicklin / Minden Pictures Preferring dense sea ice to open water in winter, narwhals (near Baffin Island) will be among the arctic animals most disturbed ...

The Sea Life Centre in Great Yarmouth has unveiled its new £1m Ocean Tank with a tribute to the wreck of a sunken ship.