Survival in nature often hinges on the ability of prey to outwit or overpower predators, but sometimes, the prey fights back ...

In the wild, predators are usually the ones at the top of the food chain, but sometimes, the tables turn dramatically.

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 ...

These are truly massive animals, standing about 5.5 feet tall at the shoulder and weighing up to 2,000 pounds. Both male and female Cape buffalo grow horns, though the males’ horns are larger.

The African buffalo is a large and highly territorial animal, with sharp horns capable of causing serious damage. It will not hesitate to fight back aggressively when threatened.

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 ...

Want to see baby animals cuddling with their moms? ... When a wolf or bear draws near a muskox herd, the adult oxen turn head-on to show their sharp horns to the intruders.

While the rhinoceros is a real animal seen in nature, one is not sure if the Harappan unicorn was real or fantastic We know the one-horned rhino is the state animal of Assam. As per a folk poetry ...

Add in their sharp horns and surprising speed (at least 30 mph or 50 kmh), and you’re dealing with a formidable animal. Wolfpacks and grizzly bears are the only large natural predators of adult ...