🧬 Two-horned, donkey-sized, greenish tint, fast, elusive

⚠️ Danger: 2.5

The Abada is a lesser-known African unicorn-like creature described in early colonial accounts and folklore. Unlike the traditional European unicorn, it has two horns and resembles a small donkey or antelope. Some reports describe it as having a greenish hue or magical properties. It is said to be gentle and elusive, living deep within jungles and rarely seen. Portuguese explorers in the 16th century wrote of similar beasts in the Congo. The Abada may have originated as a misidentified rhinoceros or antelope. It is often invoked in legends as a symbol of purity and peace. The creature has not appeared in modern cryptid reports, suggesting it may be purely folkloric.