Pegasus

Pegasi are winged horses. They have been known to come in a variety of colours from brown, to white, to black, and even mixed colours (ex: brown and white).

History
The name Pegasus (plural Pegasi) comes from the Greek word for spring. Legend tells how the first Pegasus sprang from the neck of the Gorgon slain by the demigod Perseus. He was the son of the Gorgon and Poseidon, and wherever his hoof struck the ground, a spring flowed. The Pegasus flew to Olympus and brought thunderbolts to Zeus.

Visibility to Mortals
Like Unicorns and other Fabulous Beasts, Pegasi are invisible to most humans today. The only ordinary humans who can see Pegasi are ones who genuinely believe in magic and the supernatural.

Characteristics and Traits
Pegasi are strong, winged horses from the Greek and Roman Empire. They are brave, loyal creatures. Their wings are large, and feathered, and the colour of their coat is varied.