The following animals share the characteristic of having just one horn. Some animals listed here use their horn to protect themselves, while others use them to These Real-Life ‘Unicorns’ All ...

A mountain goat with "dagger-like" horns killed an unlikely predator — a grizzly bear. That's the consensus of a forensic necropsy, or animal autopsy, on the body of a female bear found over ...

Even a pride of lions knows better than to attack a fully grown rhino. In a video from Maasai Sightings filmed in Nairobi ...

The Safari Park — formerly known as the Wild Animal Park — has 31 oryxes, most of them in a large exhibit area. Some, mostly older males, are kept separate, lest they tangle with No. 337, who ...

Bighorn sheep, known for their incredible climbing skills and fierce battles, are the true kings of the Rocky Mountains. These majestic animals can scale sheer cliffs with ease, thanks to their sharp ...

There was a time when horns supposed to be those of the fantastic unicorn sold for $12,000 to $150,000 apiece. A powdered bit of genuine unicorn horn was considered the most potent remedy a ...

Jan. 28, 2010 — -- According to figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than nine out of ten dairy farms practice dehorning, meaning the farmers cut or burn the horns off of ...

Here are the most dangerous wild animals you might see in America's national parks, ... These animals can weigh up to 2,200 pounds and have sharp horns that can easily gore someone.