The Incredible Horse of Thought - Portuguese Mythology 

Astral projection? 🤔 💫

Cavalum is the creature with the cave system "Furnus do Cavalum" named after it, there's quite a legend behind it.

Not sure if it counts, but there is a creature called the "Colt Pixie", a fairy-like creature said to take on the form of a young horse, since fairies & pixies are often times depicted with insect-like wings, the Colt Pixie could be a tiny horse with insedt-like wings.

Luferlang is not really spider-like, it's just an odd looking horse with triple jointed legs giving it more manuverablity, Now if you mean a horse with eight legs, that's Sleipnir from Norse Mythology.

Mamlambo is more of an amphibious giant lizard than a amphibious giant serpent, it was also featured in an episode of the series "The Secret Saturdays".

Despite what the name suggests, the "Bicorn" is actually a creature from Medieval European Satire, it's depicted as an evil flesh eating monster that is Part-Cow/Part-Panther with a Human-like face, it also has a counterpart called the "Chichevache" an evil flesh eating Human-Faced Cow, meaning that the "Bircorn is more Bovine than Equine. Now an Evil version of the Unicorn is just that, an Evil Unicorn, which makes sense seeing as how in earliest depictions the Unicorn was a fearsome monster that charged at it's prey, stabbing it with it's horn, spewing it's entrails all over the place, then the unicorn devours it's victim, the Unicorns we see in most media & merchandise today are basically tamed Unicorns compared to their earliest known depictions, Of course when talking about the Unicorns we know of today, to seperate the equine-like creature from the bovine-like creature, I prefer to call a two-horned unicorn a "Twonicorn"(Two + Unicorn = Twonicorn), and a three-horned unicorn a "Trinicorn"(Trinity + Unicorn = Trinicorn).

It's more of a heraldic symbol for Portuguese ambitious nature

It's a myth, a belief that used to be found in many places in Portugal. "So this Zeus guy, he is an imaginary friend of lonely women?" "So this God fellow, he is an imaginary friend you talk to before bed?"

Astral projection? 🤔 💫

Except this one is an actual Mythological creature, meaning there is no copyright claim to it so it's free to use.

@@annonymousannonymous9586 plus HP author used to leave in Portugal