@sonofliberty1776
You are falling into the usual trap that creationists fall into. Evolution isn't a will, you seem to think that evolution proposes a goal that every animal is striving to become like humans. Evolution is everywhere you look in fact humans in my opinion are not the most evolved creatures on the planet. Anyway back to topic at hand the bible should imho not be treated as gospel (excuse the pun). Unicorns and the myth that surround them is easily explainable, imagine you come across a creature in a foreign unfamiliar land for example a Rhino your language doesnt have the words to describe what you saw so you tell your neighbour you've seen a magical creature with a horn coming out of his head, he then tells his friend but adds that he knows someone who saw a white beast with long flowing hair and a horn coming out of his head. This goes on and on untill you end with the "unicorn" and other biblical creatures, its all chinese whispers you see.

Oh I see, a mythical creature is mentioned in a fictional book several times so therefore it must be real?

What next? God exists? Oh wait people already believe god exists.

Only pure vegans can see unicorns.

Everyone knows that.