The Water Pegasus, summer @belmont Primary School
The water Pegasus
The water pegasus, which is a common species of Pegasus, is found in the Pacific Ocean. Every weekend, the unicornologists gather on not crowded beaches to find out more information and to see if there are any signs of them. During recent lockdown periods, these amazing creatures have been captured more, just to sell for money. To the delight of many citizens, the water Pegasus has now been seen in the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean. However, not many people know and have seen the water Pegasus.
Appearance
Like most winged horses, these water Pegasi have long flown tails, a majestic horn and powerful wings. The main feature of these majestic animals is that they have teal wings that help them swim through the ocean much quicker so they can catch their fish easier. They have the ability to swim quick through any water and if any other animals try to eat them then they can camouflage in any water. Amazingly, they have a golden horn which can attract any fish so they can get it quicker and eat it. This is why they have often been referred to the, ‘faster animal in the ocean’. Up close you can see golden glimmers beneath its hooves which represents the family members that have died. Generally, they are a teal and olive colour which make them hard to see in water but easy to spot on land. The majority have scales under their fur so they don’t get cold in the lapis ocean. However, not very many water Pegasus have a sapphire main which make them stand out from the world.
Habitat
To relax, the water Pegasus likes to go for a swim in the freezing ocean because it is where they feel most safe. Adult Pegasi like to go for a swim where the dangerous of the humans can be found. Children water Pegasi are not allowed to go near land because over fifty Pegasi have been captured by humans in the last two years. However, most water Pegasi like to swim near the top of the ocean because they like admiring the teal sky and the sound of birds flying. Interestingly, water Pegasi do go to school so they get a good education mainly so they do not get lost in the ocean when they are older because they have bad memory’s and several water Pegasi have been lost through bad memory’s.
Many people believe that the water Pegasus has been around for over two thousand years but this has yet to be proved. If you believe that these animals are being endangered please help us with saving these animals. They enjoy being fed puffs fish and dangerous piranha fish. Remember though, these beautiful creatures are still dangerous so if you see on of these amazing animals be careful around them. Let’s keep these wonderful creatures safe for future generations.
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