Question by Sir Gilagard: Has a chupacabra really been taken into captivity?
Chupacabra, "Goat Sucker", is a creature that was previously thought to be mythical, but according to some sources, they took one into captivity some 6 months ago.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGbAR27x3bs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggMWBHivne0&feature=related
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The hairless raccoon thing?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nbcdfw.com/news/local-beat/Hide-Your-Goats-Alleged-Chupacabra-Found-in-North-Texas-82001187.html
"A biologist with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said Tuesday morning that the alleged Runaway Bay chupacabra is a hairless raccoon, the Wise County Messenger reports.
The chupacabra (Spanish translation: goat sucker), is a "mythical" animal that preys on goats and other livestock in the dark of night. Wildlife biologist Jennifer Barrow told the paper that "the feet, skull and dental formation all matched a raccoon."
Barrow didn't speculate as to how the animal lost its hair, since it did not appear to have the mange. She said the raccoon is simply “an anomaly.”
According to a previous story in the Wise County Messenger, a local veterinarian couldn't identify the balding, funky-snouted looking beast."
No, not true.
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