As one of the most significant mythical creaturesin Greek mythology, Pegasus, the winged horse was the offspring of Poseidon and Gorgon Medusa.
Simultaneously with his brother Chrysaor, Pegasus was given birth when Perseus killed his mother.
Some accounts suggest that these two creatures were born from the blood coming out of Medusa’s neck while others suggest that they were born from the Earth when Medusa’s blood fell onto it.
A third version of the story suggests that they were born from the mixture of sea foam, pain and Medusa’s blood implying that Poseidon played a role in their birth.
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