A creature that can take this non-human form has skin that turns adhesive when it senses water. The companion of an ox-headed demonic guardian of the underworld in Chinese mythology has the face of one of these creatures. Two of these creatures in Celtic mythology were named Liath Macha and Dub Sainglend. The each-uisge cou
A creature that can take this non-human form has skin that turns adhesive when it senses water. The companion of an ox-headed demonic guardian of the underworld in Chinese mythology has the face of one of these creatures. Two of these creatures in Celtic mythology were named Liath Macha and Dub Sainglend. The each-uisge could take this animal form, and was considered more dangerous than the similar Scottish kelpie. In Greek mythology, a talking one of these animals was named Arion, and Perseus gave Achilles a pair of immortal ones named Balius and Xanthus. Another one of these animals was the brother of Chrysaor who helped Bellerophon in his defeat of the Chimera and his attempt to fly up Mount Olympus. For 10 points, name this animal, mythological examples of which include the winged Pegasus.
A creature that can take this non-human form has skin that turns adhesive when it senses water.
horses [or winged horses]