http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,295481,00.html
Not sure what it is... but it sure ain't "cute"! I always thought the chupacabra was a mythical creature from Central America and Mexico.
Texas woman claims to have found the mythical "chupacabra"
can't wait to see what all that thing has in it... looks like a cross between a wolf and pig of some sort.
She suspects, as have many rural denizens over the years, that a chupacabra may have killed as many as 26 of her chickens in the past couple of years.
Yes because there are no other predators that would love chicken for dinner.🙄
It looks like a dog breeding project gone wrong. She sounds like an old crazy woman.
It just looks like a black Greyhound. Even if it is real, it's not gonna change the world.
Someone should kill her and mount her head on the wall.
That thing looks really cool. I bet it'd do good in a dogfight, what with those teeth and all!
Damn it you had to one up my comment. I don't think it's nessisarily have any fighting advantage.
Someone on another forum suggested it was one of these:
That is one ugly...whatever it is. Quite frankly I couldn't care less if it was a chupacabra. Meh. :shrug:
For those too lazy to read the article:
Chu·pa·ca·bra (chu pah caw´ bruh), n. literally means "goat sucker" in Spanish ('chupar' means 'to suck'; 'cabra' means 'goat'😉.
I love it. 😃
...lol.
At least they actually FOUND the "mythical beast" this time, and haven't gone on about a photo of a labrador holding a stick.
biggiy05 wrote:Yes because there are no other predators that would love chicken for dinner.🙄It looks like a dog breeding project gone wrong. She sounds like an old crazy woman.
I heard that they were finding the chickens drained of their blood, but with all the meat left. *shrug*
It does look like one of hairless dogs that Rainman linked, though.
moocow wrote:I heard that they were finding the chickens drained of their blood, but with all the meat left. *shrug*It does look like one of hairless dogs that Rainman linked, though.
So they got thirsty.😃
They got it all wrong...this is what a chupacabra looks like.
moocow wrote:It does look like one of hairless dogs that Rainman linked, though.They all do. Every picture I've ever seen of a chupacabra look exactly like those animals. Yet, nobody who ever finds one ever thinks that it just might be one of these dogs. Maybe it sticks the chickens in a large cotton candy ball, and drinks their blood through a large curly straw. Mmm
Do you want to see something else that has no blood, but all the meat still intact? And that wasn't done by a chupacabra either.
