Chupacabra

Chupacabra

The Chupacabra is a creature associated with parts of Central and Latin America. According to legend, the cryptid feeds on the blood of goats, taking its name from that particular activity. Read more about the Chupacabra here.

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NEWS OF THE WEIRD Watch CBS News Videos Online El Chupacabra is back!  Well, its dead again.  But some folks in Texas believe they have found it! Some residents in Wise County thought they had finally captured El Chupacabra, the legendary beast.   As it turns out, according to biologists, this is just a bald raccoon. The small, hairless animal was found dead January 13th by a maintenance worker at Runaway Bay Golf Course near Lake Bridgeport. Read Full Story
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El Chupacabra - Means "the goat sucker" in Spanish. Named because of the way it sucked all the blood from Puerto Rican goats, the Chupacabra has been leaving fear in its tracks for many years now. First spotted in Puerto Rico in 1994, the Chupacabra has since migrated off the island and has recently been spotted in many locations including South America as well as the US. Although it was named because of its choice of goat-blood as a meal, the Chupacabra has reportedly attacked and devoured the blood of a wide variety of animals including dogs and sheep. As far as we know, ... Read Full Story
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El Chupacabra must enter a restful state after a sanguine meal. However grumpy, he is somewhat docile and tolerates photography when he wakes. However, since El Chupacabra started sucking veggies instead of goats, the time spent napping has gradually increased! It seems that he has less and less energy as time goes by. He insists that his vegetarianism is working out exactly as he wants it to. Sometimes, people (and even Chupacabras) are so stubborn that they won't admit things aren't working out the way they predicted, even at their detriment. I plead to all of you, learn by Jet's example! Be honest with ... Read Full Story
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Im sure you have herd of the chupacabra (the first sightings happened in puerto rico)i know that most belive that chupas belong in cryptozoology sites not ufo sites,but there have been many accounts of chupacabras showing up where ufos where sighted.and there is one report by a suposed eye witness that claims he saw a ufo land and reptilian extraterrestrials come out of the landed craft ,with a chupacabra running about thier feet like a pet dog would,.Could chupacabras be the reptilians version of a pet dog?And could it have accidently gotten lose and running wild in puerto rico?And even more important,the chupacabras(if real)have ... Read Full Story
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Chupacabra Chupacabra pictures of a chupacabra found in Texas back up last year’s chupacabras news. Do these photos really show a chupacabra or just an ugly dog? Is it another Bigfoot hoax? Is el chupacabra found for good? You might be surprised. Chupacabra Found – A Brief History of Recent News Cuero, Texas was ground zero for chupacabra pictures in 2007, when a lifelong hunter found an odd piece of roadkill that looked like a hairless dog with metallic blue skin and sizeable fangs. Deeming it to be a chupacabra, the alleged chupacabra pictures – posted on Fox News – pointed Chupacabra Pictures Reveal ... Read Full Story
Nick Redfern and I "hunting" chupacabras in Puerto Rico. As charter members of the Challengers of the Unknown, we're about as intrepid as it gets. Or not...An outtake from "Island of Blood," which will be available this week.Paul Kimball  
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From LiveScience: Workers at a golf course in Runaway Bay, an hour north of Fort Worth, Texas, recently found what they thought might be the carcass of the vampire beast “el chupacabra.” The strange dog-like animal was mostly hairless, with tan-brown skin. It didn’t look like anything the men had ever seen before. Was it the legendary goat-sucker, the bloodthirsty Hispanic version of Bigfoot? As it turns out, no. Jennifer Barrow, a biologist...  
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Is it Chupacabra or the Montauk Monster or just a dead raccoon?  
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Did Texans find a mythical goat-sucker or a hairless coyote? You decide -- watch the video now!  
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NEWS OF THE WEIRDWatch CBS News Videos OnlineEl Chupacabra is back!  Well, its dead again.  But some folks in Texas believe they have found it!Some residents in Wise County thought they had finally captured El Chupacabra, the legendary beast.  As it turns out, according to biologists, this is just a bald raccoon.The small, hairless animal was found dead January 13th by a maintenance worker at Runaway Bay Golf Course near Lake Bridgeport.  
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I sorely wanted to remain in bed, but reminded myself of why I came to this sticky Central American rainforest: to find the elusive chupacabra. Bigfoot, the mysterious creature said to roam the North American wilderness, is named after what it leaves behind: big footprints. The chupacabra is also known less for what it is than for what it leaves behind: dead animals. Though goats are said to be its favourite prey (chupacabra means goat sucker...  
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MyFox Memphis'Chupacabra' Found on Golf CourseFOX 9 NewsTony Potter found a dead, hairless creature that he believes is the legendary "chupacabra," or goat-sucker, on the 14th hole of the Runaway Bay Golf Course. ...RUNAWAY BAY CHUPACABRAWeekly World News (satire)all 8 news articles »  
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Witness: 'It was like a shaved weenie dog, with raccoon feet, a possum tail and a possum head'  
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"Chupacabra" means "goat sucker" in Spanish, but sucking the blood from livestock surely requires strong chompers.  
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Combine a raccoon with a chupacabra and you get. ...  
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