"Real Photograph of the Unicorn == 

 I am a rock art researcher working with unique artifacts I have termed 'Petro Photoglyphs'.  Though the image of the unicorn has been found in rock art dating to the dawn of humanity, I believe that the photographic images developed from 'The Unicorn Petroglyph' could be the most detailed and perhaps significant ever discovered: 

 The Unicorn Petroglyph 

 Photographic Images of The Unicorn and Leviathan From a Scribed Artifact 

 Photographic Reflections of a Modern Deity and The Unicorn/Leviathan 

  Laser Les 07.04.2007 

 :Inspires me to go out and scribe me an artifact.   

 *The photographic reflections of The Unicorn from the petroglyph appear to have been scribed by a process called photo lithography.  The image reflection appears as a hologram, the result of scribed 3-dimensional stone surfaces with precision and calculated patterns of cuts, contusions and perturbations.  The technology to inscribe this artifact is quite advanced and appears to be beyond current capabilities. 

  Laser Les 08.05.07 

 The UNICORN...A Hologram Projected from a Stone  —Preceding unsigned comment added by   •    

 == 2007 Unicorn SIGHTING! == 

 For those that may be interested, a German couple holidaying in Switzerland not only claimed to have seen a Unicorn recently they have captured the beast on video! Perhaps this could be added to the article (if not already there sorry I haven't read through everything). Is it real? Perhaps...perhaps not but so far it hasn't been proven a fake!    

 Here is the link! Unicorn captured on film!    
 ==Two images== 
 :I placed two images in the lead as a test. I preferred the Tapestry, however I have moved it in respect to other views. Its really not a big deal.    

 == In popular culture == 

 What does everyone think of removing the 'in popular culture' section? In my opinion it is nothing but an indiscriminate list of irrelevant trivia that will never be worked into the article. It will likely never be complete as unicorns are so pervasive in popular culture and really doesn't do anything to further the reader's understanding of what a unicorn actually is. Cheers,    
 :No opinions? In that case I can only assume that no one objects - I'll give it a few more days and, if there is no objection, I'll remove the section. Cheers,    

 ::I've moved the list here, in case this apparent trash heap is really a virtual Oxyrhynchus.    
 * New Braunfels High School in New Braunfels, Texas is the only school in Texas that uses the Unicorn as a mascot. 
 *Shel Silverstein's poem, The Unicorn, describes how the unicorns' playful nature led to the species' extinction. 
 *Unicorns are shown in the Disney film Fantasia, in the segment of Ludwig van Beethoven's Sixth Symphony. 
 *Unicorns are featured prominently in the 1985 film Legend, in which the creatures are hunted by the Lord of Darkness, the film's antagonist, in his attempt to obtain their magical alicorns and submerge the world in eternal darkness. 
 *In the episode entitled Sing For The Unicorn of The Legend of Zelda, a flying unicorn was stolen by Ganon from a Sheikah girl named Sing. 
 *Unicorns appear in the book (and film) ''[[Harry Potter and the Phi