Why is the sign of Capricorn half sheep and half fish?

Capricorn is an animal that is half fish and half sheep. Legend has it that Paine is the incarnation of the beast god. At first, Paine was half man, half sheep and ugly, but he liked the temple fairy who played the harp. At a party, in order to avoid monsters and save fairies, Paine had to enter the forbidden area of the lake, and his lower body became a fishtail.

? The constellation Capricorn symbolizes the head of a sheep and the tail of a fish. It is abstract but basically pictographic. From the myth of Capricorn, we can know Capricorn's worries and fears. Capricorn, also known as Capricorn, is caused by the image of a goat in the upper body. It has the desire to climb the peak, but don't forget that under water, Capricorn also has a fishtail symbolizing feelings.

Capricorn mainly comes from Greek legends, and there are two versions at present: one version is:? Paine is a shepherd. He helps Zeus look after cattle and sheep. He is half man and half sheep, with a pair of goat horns and two legs under his body. He loves the fairies in the temple and likes playing the flute best. But at a banquet where all the gods were present, the flute he played unexpectedly attracted an evil monster to pull the breeze. In order to save his beloved fairy, he took her into the cursed lake, and the fairy was held high above her head unscathed. Another version is:? At a banquet held by Zeus for the gods, a monster with a head of 100 suddenly appeared, and flames were constantly spouting from its mouth. Zeus couldn't beat it, and the temple was in a mess. All the gods turned and fled, Zeus turned into a sheep, Apollo turned into a crow, and Paine, the god of agriculture and animal husbandry, jumped into the water and tried to escape like a fish, but because of nervousness, he only had half of the water left. Later, after the monster left, the gods turned and ran away.

This is why Capricorn is half sheep and half fish. Of course, fairy tales are just legends.