THE chupacabra
Much mystery surrounds this creature. Was it real at all? This animal belongs to the criptids family.
Many reports but never proven scientifically, Despite the large number of reported cryptids, most have not been proven, and many have been debunked through thorough scientific investigation by both cryptozoologists and zoologists.
The first reported sighting of the strange creature was in 1995 , and was last spotted in 2008! This animal is known for killing livestock by sucking their blood. Even as far as russia have had cases of this. In one case, as many as 30 Sheep sucked dry for all their blood.
Said to be dog like or reptile looking in apperance by some witnesses, while others have said it looked like no dog they had ever seen. The Chupacabra is known to hiss and screech when alarmed, When it screeches, some reports note that the chupacabra's eyes glow an unusual red, that gives the eye witnesses nausea. Not something you want to encounter when walking home from the pub late at night.
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Chupacabra is known to change colors like a chamaleon. He is also known to fly or leap over twenty feet in a single jump according to some witnesses. He has shown intelligent behavior and possesses some impressive skills of being undetectable. These
skills have presumably helped them to escape
captivity and avoid instances Texas Chupacabra caught on tape by police dash cam The chupacabra is an animal said to be not known to science and systemically killing animals in places like Puerto Rico, Miami, Nicaragua, Chile, and Mexico. The "things" name originated with the discovery of some dead goats in Puerto Rico with puncture wounds in their necks and their blood said to be drained. According to UFO Magazine there have been more than 2,000 reported cases of animal mutilations in Puerto Rico attributed to the chupacabra. The authorities in Puerto Rico state that the attacks could be from stray dogs or bigger, more exotic animals like the panther. They have also said it could be a human that belongs to a religous cult. I sense a cover up here. I think the chupacabra is a cross of two animals. This is what tests on a dead chupacabra's blood revealed - The genetic analysis has revealed that the blood is no way compatible with human blood or with any animal species known to science in our world!. The traces ratio of magnesium, phosphorous, calcium and potassium are incompatible with those of normal human blood, they are much too high. The albumen/glouline [RG ratio] was also incompatible. The ratios found do not allow the results of the analysis to be compatible with those of any known animal species. At the moment, we can't place the sample with any organism with our earth. So it could well be the product of a highly sophisticated genetic manipulation, an organism alien to our own environment or perhaps extraterrestrial.
CHUPACABRA NEWS* A Woman that claims to have seen a Chupacabra mauling a domestic animal has said the strange creature looked similar to a Kangaroo with huge teeth and bright red eyes.The strang storys of the Chupacabra, or a blood sucker, started in Puerto-Rico mountains in 1995. Some unknown creature was killing cattle in the town of Canovanas and its outer areas by sucking all of their blood. When farmers found dead animals it turned out they had been drained of all their blood. It seemed as if their blood had been sucked out through one or two tiny fang wounds. A local veterinary examined a few dead animals and came to the conclusion that the wounds,which were of a straw diameter and from three to five inches long were from fangs. The deaths of domestic animals were really strange and spread panic over the area in late 1995. Another eyewitness from Canovanas, Misael Negron, said the creature was “near four feet high. It had Rhino skin, bright red eyes of a huge size, long fang-like teeth and thorns on the back of the head and all along the back.” The strange creature attacked the man's goat. Similar incidents occurred to many other citizens of the area. In November, word about the strange creature spread outside Puerto-Rico. Luis Guadalupe described the beast as “ugly as a demon and flying in the air.” The man also added that the strange creature had a pointed tongue like that of a snake. What was this strange creature? Some people said domesticated animals were attacked by wild dogs, vampires or even a devil. Other people believe it was an extraterrestrial being, not of this earth. Puerto-Rico has been the center of UFO sightings for a very long time. It was rumored about USA's secret army bases and strange lights in the sky. What was happening in Puerto-Rico? Is it just a coincidence that Aresibo observatory is situated in the northern part of the island? One thing is for sure that storys and fears will be spreading world wide until the strange mystery is fully solved. Some witnesses have said that they could smell sulfur when the Chupacabra was present. Eyewitness Madelyne Tolentino said: “The strange creature was jumping like a kangaroo, and it smelled like sulfur.” In some claims the creature demonstrated its supernatural strength. People said that once it pulled down a heavy metal gate of 16 to 14 feet in size to get to the lock up where animals were kept. It was supposed that the smell of the strange creature was possibly the instrument making animals motionless so the Chupacabra could suck them dry. In some cases not only animals but even people fell prey to this strange creature. Angel Pulido from Jalisco confessed he had been bitten by a strange creature “resembling a giant bat looking like a witch.” In Mexico, Teodora Reyes showed marks supposedly left by Chupacabra's claws. Up to date information about the Chupacabra came from California, Texas, Miami and Baja California. The strange creature was spotted many times in Mexico as well. One of the first attacks committed by the Chupacabra was registered in Tucson, Arizona, where the strange creature attacked Billy Nubian's two goats. The man described the beast as a huge rat-like creature that cried out a chilling shriek when detected and scarpered away. A dog with two marks similar to needle pricks on the neck was found in Baja California. from today, it is the only report about the Chupacabra that has been received from Baja California. Sixty-nine animals were killed overnight in Miami. The animals belonged to two farming families living in Sweetwater who appeared on TV to say that it had been Chupacabra's evil work. Some horrible killings also happened in Panama. Daisy Arauz said the strange creatue killed their dog. More reports about dead animals with fang marks on their necks also comes from the countryside.
A rancher from the South Texas town of Cuero is telling a chupacabra tale, and she says she has the evidence in her freezer. Phylis Canion says the animal had been lurking around her ranch for years. She said it first snatched cats, then chickens right through a wire cage. “[It] opened it reached in pulled the chicken head out, sucked all the blood out, left the chicken in the cage,” she said. Canion says two dozen chickens were sucked dry. The meat, she says, was left on the bone. Neighbors speculate the blue-colored animal that was doing all that damage was a chupacabra. The name is translated from Spanish and means goat-sucker because the creature sucks the blood of livestock. Canion says not one, but three chupacabras were spotted outside the town in recent days. All of them, she says, were blue-skinned, had no hair and had strange teeth. Although Canion and her neighbors feel she captured a chupacabra, others -- like State Mammalogist John Young -- say she captured a grey fox. “When mange goes untreated it causes this type of reaction. they start to itch, lose all their hair, blue grey coloration. and the animal usually dies from it,” he said. It wasn’t mange, but a car that killed the creature that Canion captured. “There have been so many stories for so long. The chupacabra is a mythical thing and maybe it is, but this is something…a cross between something. What? I don’t know, I’d love to find out,” she said. So, KENS-TV took samples of the creature and sent it off for DNA testing. Those results are due. Meanwhile, the creature’s head, which is in Canion’s freezer, will go on her home’s wall. “This one hands down will draw the most attention. Because they’re gonna say you got zebras, you got this, you got that, what is this thing here? That’s what we call the South Texas taz devil," she said. |
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