A immortal horse with wings.
There is only one Pegasus, son of Medusa, the immortal winged horse. He resides now on Mount Olympus.
Pegasus is not portrayed with a weakness. The closest thing for him is the touch of an immortal being; the mortal Bellerophon, who is famous for being the only human to have tamed Pegasus, could not ride the horse if he didn't have the golden bridle of Athena or Hera. Others say that he consented to let Bellerophon ride him only because Athena asked to him, and most people don't refuse a god/goddess.
were did pegasus live? were did pegasus live?
Pegasus has never died because Pegasus has never lived. Pegasus is a fictional character from Greek mythology.
A immortal horse with wings.
Pegasus did not die she was turned into a constillation from the great god Zeus
In Greek myth there was only ever one immortal winged horse called Pegasus; so, no, no there are not.
In mythology, the lifespan of a pegasus is said to be immortal, as they are magical creatures. In fiction and modern interpretations, the lifespan of a pegasus may vary depending on the story or fictional world in which they exist.
There is only one Pegasus, son of Medusa, the immortal winged horse. He resides now on Mount Olympus.
The Pegasus is famous for bursting out of Medusa's severed neck when Perseus cut her head off. He is also famous for being the first winged horse. He became immortal and flies the gods in and out of Olympus.
Hydra would win beacause he has so many heads
Zeus was the King of the gods and the lord of the sky. Pegasus was a winged horse that sprang from Medusa as she was decapitated. He was tamed by Bellerophon, before he attempted to ride Pegasus up to Olympus.
The "flying equines" had names, and were often immortal - Pegasus was one such, so too were the chariot horses of the Sun and Moon.
Medusa died: her children by Poseidon, Pegasus and Chrysaor escaped by her blood, her sister Gorgons woke and went after Perseus who ran from them who were immortal.
Pegasus is not portrayed with a weakness. The closest thing for him is the touch of an immortal being; the mortal Bellerophon, who is famous for being the only human to have tamed Pegasus, could not ride the horse if he didn't have the golden bridle of Athena or Hera. Others say that he consented to let Bellerophon ride him only because Athena asked to him, and most people don't refuse a god/goddess.
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