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Skunk Ape vs. Chupacabra

Thu, 20 Jul 2007 11:49:42 GMT

posted by thetikioasis

Today I read that the Chupacabra which first appeared in Puerto Rico has made an appearance in south Florida. How exactly does an as yet unidentified blood sucking creature make its way from Puerto Rico to Florida? Can chupacabras fly long distances? Perhaps it stowed away on a cruise ship and jumped ashore in Miami or Tamps. If I were a skunk ape I would be pissed. You work hard earning street cred as a skunk smellin’ missing link ape creature only to have this goatsucker show up and steal your headlines. It just goes to confirm my theory that sooner or later everything ends up in Florida. I expect the Loch Ness Monster will be showing up any day now.

Florida Skunk Ape Video

Wed, 15 Nov 2007 01:10:00 GMT

posted by smoodiver
I can't make out anything at all in this video, that's why I'm posting about it. Why would someone go through the trouble to write up a good description and story behind a video, only to not be able to make out anything.

I don't know, if anyone can make out anything please let us know.

The video has a lot of image noise and from the description what they saw was human like only larger and had light-brown hair and took off when they tried to approach. It was shot in Florida so Skunk Ape comes to mind.

Is it just a lame hoax or could it be they saw something genuine but had bad luck with a crappy camera.

Bigfoot in NW Florida?

Florida Skunk Ape

Thu, 6 Jul 2007 18:50:32 GMT

posted by thetikioasis
I found this interesting article about the Florida Skunk Ape which is Florida’s version of Bigfoot. In response to thousands of sightings, the State Legislature in April 1977, introduced a bill (H.B.1664) to protect the elusive man-ape which in part, stated, “Any person taking, possessing, harming or molesting any anthropoid or humanoid animal which is native [...]

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Thu, 30 Jun 2006 23:43:49 GMT

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