Pagasi is the plural form of Pegasus. Pegasi are found in mountainous regions where they often push their young of tall mountain peaks in order to teach them to fly. Their bones are very light and hollow to help them fly with greater ease and their hearts are very large to accommodate their need for power during flight. Their wingspan is huge, extending approximately 35 feet from tip to tip in a fully grown animal. They’re wings grow from their shoulders and along their sides. Their coats consist of light downy feathers over an under coat of hair, an adaptation to help keep in heat in the high mountains. Another adaptation, aside from the lightweight, hollow bones and duel feather-hair coat is their white coloration, which helps them blend in with clouds and mountain snow.

Special Characteristics:
There is no special between male and females.

Name for Male of Species: Stallion
Name for Female of Species: Mare
Territories: Mount Olympus, Mount Ida, Mount Pelion.
Size: Average height is 14-16 hands.
Weight: 900 lbs.
Coat Coloration: Only white.
Diet: To supply them with energy required for flight and warmth, they must eat a lot. Fruits, grasses, leaves, lichen, any foliage, or mushroom, poisonous or otherwise can be eaten.
Lifespan: 60-70 years.
Abilities: Flight, able to east poisonous plants/fungi.

Disadvantages:

Their wings are very powerful, and can pack a punch.

Flight is their greatest strength, enabling them to flee quickly in any direction.

Due to their mountainous homes, they can strip almost all the nutrients out of a food item.

Very sure-footed, agile, swift creatures.

Their wings maybe used as shields—but—

Advantages:

Using their wings as shields can break them, crippling flight.

Their bones can be easily broken as they are so light.

They must eat, a lot, and lack of food could hurt them.

To sustain power for flight they must eat and eat and eat, they also cannot fly to high or for too long, lest they freeze or die due to the effort.