Centaur (Centaurus, Ixionidae, Sagittary, Kentaure, Kentauros): In Greek mythology, these creatures are described as having the body and hind quarters of a horse but the head and torso of a man. They were also said to inhabit the mountains at Erymanthus in Thessaly or the countryside of Cylon. For the most part the Centaurs were kind, hospitable, sporting, generous and wise. However, they had some faults that proved their downfall on many an occasion, such as being bawdy and quick to fight, and having no tolerance for alcohol, which made them aggressively drunk.
A taranturilla centaur has the head, arms, and torso of an anthropomorphic gorilla, and the lower body of a six-legged gorilla.
The species are incompatible and cannot interbreed.
The Centaur is a hybrid creature of the Greek mythology. It is half human and half horse. Mostly Centaurs are depicted with a human head and body right up to the hips. The hindquarters of the creature are those of a horse.
A creature with the body of a horse and torso of a person is a centaur.
A monocular centaur.
Centaurus is Latin for centaur.
Nobody touches the Centaur. No one.
There is no bible story about a centaur
I think you might be thinking of a hippocamp. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippocamp
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Firenze, the centaur
Centaur Publications was created in 1938.