#monocerus

Also called "The Unicorn Rests in a Garden". One of the series of seven tapestries The Hunt of the Unicorn. Made in the Southern Netherlands around 1495–1505 by an unknown artist.

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An informative guide published by the Whitetail Woods Ranger Center for visitors to the Whitetail Woods.

The term Monocerus is applied to many creatures, mythical and non, including the Unicorn. The word monocerus comes from the Greek term “Μονόκερος”;  μόνος meaning one and κέρας meaning horn. The word was first used to describe a creature with the head of a stag (but no antlers), the body of a horse, the feet of an elephant, the tail of a boar, and of course, a single horn from its forehead.