Unity unable to find Blender

Unity is giving me the following error in the console:
"Blender could not be launched.
Make sure that Blender is installed correctly and in your PATH."

so I added the following path to my /etc/paths file:
"/Applications/Blender Foundation/Blender 2.82a/Blender.app/Contents/MacOS"
Now if I type "Blender" on the command line/Terminal Blender opens so I am absolutely sure Blender is in my path, my query to whomever knows the correct answer is, "Why is Unity not finding [or even making the effort to call] Blender?

 

ANSWER: I remembered the reason I use a USB Stick for my Unity/Udemy courses, Unity has "issues" with case sensitive file systems... keeping that in mind I took a shot in the dark and created a symbolic link to my Blender executable [which I made lower case], then re-saved my .blend file and what do you know, my Blender file was recognized as a prefab in Unity and now I am up and running! Back to learning Unity & C# since the majority of my day was spent learning aspects of Unity & Blender I did not expect to have to encounter nor familiarize myself with. Now I can put to bed the thoughts I had that macOS was going to be incompatible with my learning experience.

 

/Applications is not a directory, you forgot the tilda: ~/Applications is what you want.

 

@narosis Could you please explain exactly how you got this to work with a symbolic link? I tried doing something like below and it's still not working:

sudo ln -s :/Applications/blender.app/Contents/MacOS /blender
echo export PATH="$PATH:/blender" >> ~/.bash_profile

I've also made my blender exectuable lowercased and that's not working either...