An ancient fly sporting a horn on its head topped with three eyes would have easily seen predators coming where it lived in the jungles of what is now Myanmar some 100 million years ago. The fly was ...

Archeologists of the History Institute of the DPRK Academy of Social Sciences in North Korea claim they have found the “lair of the unicorn rode by King Tongmyong.” Yes, folks. A unicorn. The unicorn ...

Thieves have made off with the horn from a 400-year-old unicorn at a Tiverton church. Volunteers at St Peter’s Church were shocked to discover that the sculpture which dates back to 1615 was missing ...

Unicorns aren’t just figures of fantasy, according to North Korea. The country’s state news agency says archeologists have stumbled upon an ancient “unicorn lair” about 220 yards from the capital city ...

So back a long time ago in North Korea, when it was just plain old Korea, there was a guy named King Tongmyong and he rode a unicorn. In case you are finding yourself getting jealous of the Koreans ...

The world got it all wrong, so you can all stop laughing now. The North Korean archeologists didn’t find a magic unicorn lair belonging to an ancient king in Pyongyang. Don’t be stupid! No, they ...

In yet another outlandish claim to come out of North Korea historians have allegedly announced that they have unearthed a unicorn lair. A report released by the History Institute of the DPRK Academy ...

Scientists have found a new species of prehistoric insect preserved in amber, a tiny "unicorn" fly with an unusual set of eyes. The fly, found in a 100-million-year-old chunk of amber from a mine in ...

WHILE gorging herself on Easter eggs for breakfast, Mrs Eats politely informed me — through a mouthful of chocolate — that a long-overdue trip to Barnard Castle, in County Durham, was in order. And, ...

London, December 1 (ANI): Archaeologists in Pyongyang have discovered a unicorn's lair, it has been revealed. The unicorn was said to have been ridden by the ancient Korean King Tongmyong, founder of ...