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Scotland’s Weirdest Symbol: A National Animal That Doesn’t Exist…

Yes, it’s true: the unicorn is Scotland’s national animal. 🦄 It wasn’t chosen because of fairy tales—it became a national symbol because of what it represented: purity and innocence (often linked to Celtic mythology), plus strength/power in Scottish heraldry. And here’s the wild detail: in royal coats of arms, the unicorn is often shown in chains, symbolizing that it was so powerful and untameable that only a monarch could control it. In this video, you’ll learn: ✅ Why a mythical creature became a national symbol ✅ What the chains really mean ✅ How the unicorn shows up in Scottish history today 💬 Comment “UNICORN” for part 2 (more bizarre national symbols). 👉 Subscribe for more real facts that sound fake.