Due to their residence in the clouds, Pegasi are above the law.

Fun fact! Pegasi have impressive eyesight, in line with other birds of prey. You may not see them, but they can see you! They can 𝗮𝗹𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 see you!

Did you know? Good, loyal Pegasi don’t spoil new movies for their friends! #mlpg5 #mlpanewgeneration

Before their reformation, changelings were known to sneak into Pegasi households and swap their eggs with them. The Pegasi would roost and raise the changeling young, who would return to their hive once old enough to fly.

Did you know? Pegasi have no concept of monogamy and mate freely amongst themselves. In Cloudsdale especially, the term “Spouse” is simply understood as “Tax Break Roommate”!

Pegafact! Pegasi are able to walk on clouds because we are so terribly, insanely afraid of falling, that we simply refuse to do so!

This book is really strange. It says that only Royal Pegasi can fly? I mean I get that Pegasi would be the ruling class in the future but… the rest of us can’t fly?

Pegafact! Pegasi have hollow bones, which help us stay in the air easier. This feature also helps us survive incredibly fast collisions, as they act like a spring instead of breaking!

It's my #twitterversary! Speaking of Twitter, did you know Pegasi are naturally able to speak many different bird languages? It's a rare sight to see, though, because birds are terrible conversationalists. #mlpfim #mylittlepony

While the origins of rainbow liquid was a controversial subject, not many folks know that Pegasi also discovered genderfluid!

Pegafact! The longest recorded flight by a Pegasus is over 4,000km by Ms. Rainbow Dash! When asked to comment on her achievement, Ms. Dash stated that “That damn goose looked at me funny.”

Did you know? Before Equestria was founded, when the tribes were at odds with each other, Pegasi used to inadvertently water crops for the Earth Ponies when pranking them with floods and thunderstorms.

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Did you know? Some Pegasi pluck their feathers in a painful beautification process called “downing”. The idea is to always keep a youthful, downy appearance through new feather growth.