Because when the three brothers took hold of power from their father kronos, each of them had to rule a different element/place, so Zeus chose the sky,posiedon chose the sea, and hades chose the underworld.
by ponies i hope that meant horses? and posiedon god of the sea created horses. there is no god of horses but, posiedon was the god to make them.
The was the god of the sea and, as "Earth-Shaker," of earthquakes
No, Poseidon is the Greek God of the Sea. He is your basic human design. Who you are thinking of is Dagon, the Phoenician God of the sea.
He is the god of the sea, so anything having to do with water or aquatic sea creatures.
Posiedon was the Greek god of the sea, but he was said to be creator of horses.
Posiedon was one of the biggest god's in greek mithology. Posiedon was god of the sea and land i believe. he isn't well known for being god of land but, when Zues divided the duties of the word he put Posiedon as god of land and sea. then he put Hades as god of the underworld (not really hell all the dead went there). then he put himself in charge of everyone and the sky (lightning). posiedon lived in the sea most of the time because Man lived on the surface. fun fact about posiedon; he created horses and all cyclops are his children. i think nymph's are also his children to but im not sure
Posiedon was the god of seas. His power was channeled in his Trident. His powers where control over water, comunacation with sea creatures and earthquake produccion.
Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He is often depicted with a trident, which he uses to control the seas. As one of the twelve Olympian gods, Poseidon held great power and influence in ancient Greek mythology.
There is no greek god of tunnels but Hades was the god of the underworld while Posiedon was the god of the sea (AKA water).
he was the god of the sea and the river. his job was to look over any type of water body.
Posiedon was the greek god of the water. He could control the ways of the seas and such.
The Roman god Neptune.