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Mythological animals aren’t trying hard enough If you saw Yahoo News this morning, you likely noticed a headline announcing that a rare four-legged creature with a little stumpy horn was photographed for the first time ever in the wilds of Africa. The article went on to say that the creature was so elusive that many thought it was a unicorn.

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, BlizzardGamesIndustry.biz recently had an opportunity to chat with Frank Pearce, co-founder of Blizzard Entertainment, about World of Warcraft and their other properties. At the Games Convention in Leipzig, Pearce was asked if he found WoW's performance since launch interesting to watch.

I first heard Oberon Zell on Coast to Coast AM talking about his book “A Wizard’s Bestiary” almost a year ago. The book is a pretty neat idea, he takes all the mystical and cryptozoological creatures and figures out how the myths started and if any of them were actually real.

This undated photo provided by the Center for Fabulous Zoological Studies near Florence, Italy, shows a one-year-old Deericorn—the extremely rare and fabled creature, tamable only, as legend requires, by a virgin gelato-maid hailing from the Tuscan town of Prato.

A few months ago, I was asked to review a book called "A Unicorn is Born", by Trinie Dalton. I was so totally excited about this, because, as you all know, I really love unicorns! They're, like, the best creature ever. Much better than the stupid deer with no horns. Within seconds of opening the book, I was enthralled.