Introductory Unicornology for Non-Majors
written by Rosebud Messing
An essential, concise introduction for non-majors, this book discusses the diets, temperaments, and origins of known breeds and more.
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05/31/21
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The King of Scots
Chapter 4
The King of Scots has a vague resemblance to the Virgin, but is much larger with a much shorter horn. This unicorn is known for aggressive behavior and a penchant for charging. It has a full golden mane and golden beard.
Obviously this unicorn is primarily found in Scotland. It is famed for its use as a heraldic symbol. The unicorn was chosen because it was seen as a proud and haughty beast which would rather die than be captured, just as Scots would fight to remain sovereign and unconquered.
A typical diet of a King consists of viburnum, holly, hawthorn and Roses of Sharon.
Obviously this unicorn is primarily found in Scotland. It is famed for its use as a heraldic symbol. The unicorn was chosen because it was seen as a proud and haughty beast which would rather die than be captured, just as Scots would fight to remain sovereign and unconquered.
A typical diet of a King consists of viburnum, holly, hawthorn and Roses of Sharon.
