Poseiden can control they water and sea and can make earthquakes.
he could calm the sea down and make earthquakes which turned to tsunamis. greeks also drowned their horses for poseidon because he is also the god of horses.
The myth of how Athens was named. He created horses. In the story of Pyrhha and Deucalion. Theseus and the Minotaur. The story of Odysseus. Perseus and Medusa The myth of creation The war of troy. And basically many other stories involving the sea.
He controls seas and anything that goes along with it. He also made horses so he can control them
Poseidon was the Greek god of water he could control water and shoot it at people or make a giant wave. He also had other powers he could talk to horses. He can because according to Greek mythology he invented horses. He also had one more power to make earthquakes.
A horses hooves used to be able to be made into snuff boxes, jewelry boxes and other like things. However nowadays horses hooves are not used to make anything.
Arabians are no better nor any worse than any other breed of horse. Each breed has it's own merits and problems.
Once Posideon made a god very very verryyy angry. He was dissapointed in him, and the only way Posideon could impress him again was to make a creature like no other! Therefore here came the horse. The god was so pleased, and now that... is Posideon's horse tale.
a nice steak or jacket
To have safe voyages on the sea. They would pray to him to make and keep the sea calm. As a sacrifice they would throw a horse into the sea as Poseidon is also known as the god of horses
Poseidon is the god fo the sea. His trident, when pounded on the ground, creates a earthquake. Poseidon doesn't earthquake-that doesn't even make sense- but he is the god of earthquakes. Was that your question? I hope so. Tahnk you!
He wanted to please Demeter. So she said the only way to please her is if he were to make her a beautiful animal. So he created the horse and gave it to her.
Horses eat grass. It's the other way round, in Europe we make mince from horses.