Has anyone heard of el chupacabra? A chupacabra is a creature that is allegedly responsible for draining blood or removing the organs of livestock. It's name is Spanish for "goat sucker" due to the earliest report of this creature in Puerto Rico where goats were completely drained of all blood. People still claim to see these creatures. Some other people believe that it is just like big foot. As people hear about it, they believe it more, which makes some think its real when in fact its not.

Heres a picture. http://www.uncoveror.com/chupa.htm

http://www.oftm.com/chupa.html

Amanda

It doesn't look real. If it is real, I'll go out and hunt it.

I guess it's real. It just doesn't quite look like the picture I posted. It looks more like a cross between a kangaroo and rat.

lat time i knew a chupacabra was spanish (correct me) for a vampire bat, since they feed off of live stock, but that photo some one made at best.

I'm sure that photo was made by someone but if you go to google and search for images you'll see the real ones. They look like kangaroos with sharp teeth.

I knew a "chupacabra" was a humanoid, a "mix" of beast and human, but in the photo it look like a big bat

Lol, I remember seeing cheap fake newspapers a couple of years ago with people claiming they saw the Chupacabras. On of the persons who supposedly saw him got bit by him and I remember seeing some pictures where he showed his arm and it had two holes and stuff like that. They supposedly drew him as a human mixed with a dog and some wings and two sharp fangs.

Personally I dont believe in this type of creature, especially after seeing that newspaper. Maybe If I by chance see it, Ill probably believe in it.

wow, that description gave me a gore-licious image in my head

anyways, that's pretty weird, but IDK, mabie I'll go hunting with my compound bow and kill it, ok, I'm kidding. wow, that's pretty weird man.

I love bizarre para-zoology. Loch ness, Bigfoot, aliens, the Jersey devil. And hay, just because you don’t see it doesn’t mean its not real. How many of you have ever heard of those stories about a supposedly extinct bird or some thing that everyone thinks is long gone. And then a few people see it but unlike the Chuparabra, people actually go looking for it instead of just poo-pooing the idea. Many thought to be extinct species have undergone the same periodic sighting, only to be discovered. All I’m saying is small populations can continue to sustain themselves outside the watchful eye of humans. Something to think about.