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Link: Unicorn Vs. Narwhal, The Game
http://www.atom.com/fun_games/unicorn_vs_narwhal/
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Two natural born enemies face off in a battle to the death in Unicorn Vs. Narwhal! Control six different characters (all horned, and mystical, of course) as they rumble in space, under water, and near a fantastical castle of course.
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Link: Unicorn Vs Narwhal
http://www.atom.com/fun_games/unicorn_vs_narwhal/
A Flash game battle of mythical proportions. Who will win?!
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Image: Venn Horn
So close, yet so far. What do the mystical Unicorn and the real-life Narwhal have in common? (Aside from a serious Internet following, of course.)
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Link: Narwhals: For Real!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7870300.stm
And you thought they were fake. I know I did. I can't be alone in this, right?
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Do Narwhals Have Blowholes?
Science Buzz A new children's book asks the questions all kids want to know. The book's plot summary reads, “Two yetis trek through the Arctic in an attempt to answer the burning question, 'Do Narwhals Have Blowholes?' Will they find the answer or will they be eaten by polar bears?” …Introducing my imaginary nephew for whom I need to buy this book.
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Narwhals
Science Buzz Dubbed “the unicorn of the sea,” the narwhal — a type of whale with a long, spiral tusk — is kind of magical. While they’re not necessarily as cute as manatees or (duh!) dolphins, the fascinating, lesser-known creatures are, believe it or not, more at risk from global warming than polar bears.
