CHUPACABRAS?

Lukari · July 2010

so my dad was all like omg come look at this. so i look at the screen and one of those chupacabra were found in texas. actually a few i suppose. but anyways i just thought i'd tell you all that cause i got all excited for some reason ;D

NickelbackLuver · July 2010

haha xD I watched a special on those. They are quite interesting.

molly6173 · July 2010

those things scare me :?

Minx · July 2010

Theyve been in Texas for a while. Me and My Parents saw one about a year ago xP

Kaylynncov · July 2010

They look very odd lol and i have to say i have never heard of them until i looked at this post. Any info to give Vamp that you know? Or anyone? They look very interesting.

Heartless Riku · July 2010

I did a research paper on the Chupacabras

Most of the stories online are false, but there might be some evidence that it actually existed.

RoyalRaccoon · July 2010

As much as I love and drool over cryptozoology, almost all reports are hoaxes or people overreacting. Probably just just some type of canine(most likely domestic or coyote) with a horrible case of mange again. Honestly, I wanted to be a cryptozoologist for the longest time when I was younger, but it's not a respected field of study, and you really can't live off it. Cryptomundo is/was a great cryptozoological website/blog/news site, but it's supposedly going to be shut down. kmcov - Chupacabras is a cryptid beast. I believe the legends/myths/stories stem from parts of North and South America. Chupacabras means goat sucker. As the legends go, farmers were seeing weird reptile like creatures, and finding sheep and goats with puncture marks, and their blood had been completely drained from their bodies. Thus far, there is no legitimate evidence that points to the chupacabras being real. Almost all claims of a body of a chupacabras have been proven to be canine or some other known creature.

Dispirited · July 2010

Most of the video evidence of them looks like a fox, with mange. Same body type, similar movments, ect. Other videos look like coyotes, with mange. No one knows for sure.

Toonya · July 2010

How do you know lara isnt one >.> <.<

Minx · July 2010

Toonya wrote:

How do you know lara isnt one >.> <.<

Thats what i saw!!! Lara was stalking me =3

reina__ · July 2010

Maybe it's a demon. Seeing how it was spotted in Texas, maybe it was a Mexican Hairless. That blue skin with bits of opaque hair. Very possible.

Toonya · July 2010

VampireVenom wrote:

Toonya wrote:

How do you know lara isnt one >.> <.<

 Thats what i saw!!! Lara was stalking me =3

SHH! You blow my cover! >.< I watched it on animal planet "Lost Tapes" About a family crossing the border, and get ditched by the driver and the girls parents get killed O_O SO SAD.

Garnet · July 2010

I live in Texas, same area as Vampy, and I've seen an animal that looks like this.. Although I wouldn't say that they are real. As stated before.. It could just be a SERIOUS case of mange 0.0

ChibiWerewolf · July 2010

PrinceSushi wrote:

As much as I love and drool over cryptozoology, almost all reports are hoaxes or people overreacting. Probably just just some type of canine(most likely domestic or coyote) with a horrible case of mange again. Honestly, I wanted to be a cryptozoologist for the longest time when I was younger, but it's not a respected field of study, and you really can't live off it. Cryptomundo is/was a great cryptozoological website/blog/news site, but it's supposedly going to be shut down. kmcov - Chupacabras is a cryptid beast. I believe the legends/myths/stories stem from parts of North and South America. Chupacabras means goat sucker. As the legends go, farmers were seeing weird reptile like creatures, and finding sheep and goats with puncture marks, and their blood had been completely drained from their bodies. Thus far, there is no legitimate evidence that points to the chupacabras being real. Almost all claims of a body of a chupacabras have been proven to be canine or some other known creature.

I love you and your amazing Facts Sushi.

From what I've seen it does look like a dog with mange, I don't know much about mange, other than it makes the skin look awful and it's a parasite correct? But can it affect the way an animal walks? I'm just curious. Your one of my most knowledgeable pals, so I figure you'll 'prolly know. xD

Celia_1234321 · July 2010

MONSTER QUEST! they do all kinds of specials like that

RoyalRaccoon · July 2010

Chibi Werewolf wrote:

I love you and your amazing Facts Sushi. From what I've seen it does look like a dog with mange, I don't know much about mange, other than it makes the skin look awful and it's a parasite correct? But can it affect the way an animal walks? I'm just curious. Your one of my most knowledgeable pals, so I figure you'll 'prolly know. xD

I actually don't know a lot about mange, but I know there are different types, and they are caused by parasites(mites to be exact). Mange can cause sores, which then tend to get infected, and cause dogs a lot of pain(I've seen this first hand). If the dog had particularly bad sores/infections on it's legs, then it probably would walk differently, because it's painful.

molly6173 · July 2010

Oh ick. I hope my puppy doesnt get it... Nice facts, really informed me on alot xD

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