What is the description of Pegasus?

Answer 1

In Greek mythology, Pegasus was a winged horse sired by Poseidon, in his role as horse-god, and foaled by the Gorgon Medusa. The plural of Pegasus is Pegasi.

Pegasi are considered different in many cultures and also myths and legends. In some the Pegasi are winged horses, shaped by the clouds, that supposedly carried thunderbolts for Zeus.

In other's it is a bit different. Pegasi are known to be winged horses that glow bright white and have flames as manes, tails and flames in their eyes. They are temperemental creatures and if they are threatened, they will not hesitate to attack. Although they look quite dangerous, Pegasi are known to be the most beautiful creatures one could possibly see. Take note, they are the most beautiful CREATURES, the most beautiful creatures that resemble humans are Veela.

Answer 2

The pegasus is a horse with wings. Poseidon made the horse using he waves. When a rider of a horse was riding trying to get to Mt. Olympus. When the rider fell off Zeus felt sorry. Afterwards Zeus gave some horses the gift of flight so this would never happen again.

Answer 3

Pegasus is a horse with large angle wings. its commonly mistaken for a Unicorn yet it doesn't have a horn in its head. Its been known to be very friendly yet very wise. this creature began from myth, and sometimes you see Pegasus in the stars at Autumn

Answer 4

Pegasus the winged horse was one of the Greek mythological animals.

Answer 5

The Pegasus represents many different things. It is used now to represent power and speed. It was used in the past to represent creativity, honor, and knowledge.

Answer 6

it is a winged horse that can be any colour

Answer 7

A beautiful winged horse. The servent of Zeus. Was sprang by the blood of Medusa.

Answer 8

A white, winged horse.