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Sky_Wolf
Duck - Quack!

@McClaw  
Ups, I didn’t notice that these were clouds, which indeed fixes most of the issues XD  
And now I understand why it shows only pegasi. Heheh, I kinda thought that there were only pegasi here cos they are the superior race and the artist likes dem wings XD
McClaw

Griffon at large
@Sky_Wolf  
You forget that clouds are much softer and more forgiving when impacted than ground or even sand, snow, or water. And this is on a special cloud formation.
 
Plus pony magic.
Sky_Wolf
Duck - Quack!

Hm, wings are great for carrying food but they also break easily. So sliding down with them outstretched might cause accidental injury on collision. Plus might I say that sliding for them is kinda complicated… especially for stallions. Let me explain why:
 
  • if they prefer to slide on their back like it is shown here, then they don’t have any control surfaces to steer or stop themselves (unless they are pegasi, but these wings are fragile and will get messy).  
  • they don’t have much in terms of protection if they collide butt-first into a tree stump or a rock pocking out of the ground. Their legs don’t bend the right way to protect their rear and privates from the said collision… ouch for stallions.  
  • do I need to remind you that the bones in their legs might not heal as easily as ours? For all we know, they might not heal at all or heal EXTREMELY slow and painful like in real Earth analogs…
     
    Conclusion: horses don’t slide.