In Greek mythology, Pegasus is the flying horse of Zeus. He is said to be completely white and to resemble a horse in all respects except one. The stories say that Pegasus had gigantic white wings.
Pegasus is a mythical flying horse captured first by Perseus but then caught by bellaphron.
Pterippus merely means winged horse, although only one is well attested in mythology - Pegasus. A pterippus is what most people call a Pegasus, although Pegasus is the name for the specific pterippus that sprang from the blood of Medusa when Perseus (grandfather of Heracles/Hercules) beheaded her and was later tamed by Belleraphon. Therefore Pterippus refers to a species of mythical horse, but is not the name of a specific one.
pegasus??
Equuleus, the "little horse," or maybe Pegasus, the winged horse. In mythology, Equuleus is associated with the horse Celeris, sometimes called a foal of Pegasus and sometimes a brother of Pegasus. Maybe also: * Sagittarius, the archer, depicted as a centaur. * Auriga, the charioteer * Centaurus, the centaur See http://www.ianridpath.com/startales/equuleus.htm
The appearance of a horse varies because of breeds. Normal riding horses are usually around 14 to 16 hands, which is 56 to 64 inches and weigh 840 lbs. to 1,240 lbs.
its probally something like fish,cat.dog,hamster , horse or something like that
pegasus is a winged horse but has no horn.
Pegasus is the name of the horse that bellerophon rode.Pegasus is a winged horse
this figure is a winged flying horse
Pegasus the winged horse is a mythical creature.
Pegasus is represented as a great winged horse.
Pegasus, the winged horse of myth, is male.
it is a winged horse
Pegasus. the most famous winged horse in mythology
pegasus is the famous winged horse ... the term Pegasus (and the plural Pegasi) can also refer to any winged horse.
No, a Pegasus is not a god. A Pegasus was a winged horse found in Greek and Roman mythology.
Yes, Pegasus is known to have been a gorgeous winged horse.
The Pegasus was the winged horse of ancient Greece. It was not real.