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A very, very, very long time ago, Unicorns would 

control the sun. During the night, they would return 

to Earth to sleep. But during the night-time, while 

the Unicorns were sleeping, Humans would capture 

them and keep them hostage because they thought 

the Unicorns were dangerous even though they are 

really harmless. To stop them from harming people, 

they would chop their horns off. Once their horns 

were removed, the people would use the Unicorns as 

transport, like horses. 

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One day, a family of Unicorns were to have their 

horns removed in Antarctica. These were the very 

last Unicorns.   The Unicorns lined up as the Humans 

prepared to chop off their horns. The horns were 

chopped off and thrown to the bottom of 

Antarctica's deep waters. But as they were floating 

down, they landed on the head's of a family of 

whales. 

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It was like the horns were glued onto the 

whales. They became Narwhals. The Narwhals 

roamed Antarctica's freezing waters all year 

round. And still do.

Splash Fact:

Narwhals can grow

 up to 17 feet in 

length.

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Narwhals are very important as they are the 

last part of Unicorns that we have left. But 

they are Near Threatened because of Humans. 

This is because they are majorly affected by 

climate change and oil and gas development.

Splash Fact:

Narwhals are also

known as the 

"Unicorn Of The

Ocean".

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