a monkey who flies in the sky lol.. I dunno some monster who lives in the forests I guess

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First rule of life: nothing lives forever.
Second rule of life: species have to bread to keep from going extinct.

So how are chupacabra, big foot, and the abominable snowmen still around when there is no mrs. chupacabra, mrs. big foot, and mrs. abominable snowmen?

I really don't know how people can believe in this stuff. Most of them are hoaxes, the rest are people on acid trips.

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chupacabra sometimes is associated with UFO ocorrences. Many regions of Latin America (including here in Brazil) and Mexico had reports about it. It described like a beast, always attacking in farms and jungle areas. the ocorrences of this beast leave a lot of animals corpses, like cows, dogs and chickens. I dont believe this thing, but around 1998-2002 many reports about chupacabras happened in Brazil (Pantanal and Amazon forest regions), covered by many TV stations. Today is very rare heard about chupacabra here. They disapears.

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Welll I have once saw x Files episode in which mulder and scully were following traces of el chupacabra and at first they though that it was alliance however later on they have found out that it was some sort of virus that did altered human genome and in such sense that they recieved some special abbilities however it stayed unclear whether virus is of the origin from earth and in the aftermath it has proven that it might be side affect from the experimental results of the alliens on the people on earth.

I belive in x files not every but some of them have high recognition of truth and some have depicted things that in fact happened in the aftermath in the real world and are proven to be correct. One simple issue is cloning.

And from the same author there is series called the lone gunman which in fact depicted attack on the twin towers with airplane remotly driven from secret compaound on earth which in fact had to attack twin towers however attack has been prevented by these guys. And one more thing very important this was depicted just few months before the real attack happened

 

 

 

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Last year I noticed an article about what appeared to be a dead Chupacabra having been found. It generated a lot of press:

http://news.mongabay.com/2007/0901-chupacabra.html

However, later testing led to the conclusion that it was just a hairless coyote, although to my knowledge they haven't yet explained why it lost its hair.

NOTE-The first article offers one person's opinion at the bottom that the creature is a Xoloitzcuintle, a rare species of dog also known as the Mexican hairless dog. However, if the fangs are genuine for the Chupacabra specimen, that might prove a major difference since I can find no examples of fanged Xoloitzcuintle's.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21595838/

However, the photos do not look much like a coyote. Perhaps the Chupacabra is another species of coyote with a taste for blood similar to the vampire bat? It's anyone's guess, but the 2007 case should allow you to see some serious evidence and decide for yourself.

Hairless coyote or Chupacabra? You decide.

Also, here's pictures from the 2006 case, where the Chupacabra carcase was also photographed:

http://news.mongabay.com/2006/0816-mutant.html

However, while the coloring isn't too dissimilar, one appears to have more hair, a longer tail, and no fangs, making me think they're not the same species.

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The Chupa Cabras are not real, or at least they are not as they are displayed in public.

I live in Puerto Rico, and I'm pretty sure that most of the reported accidents were caused by bats or people trying to get attention.

I've seen plenty of news related to the Chupa Cabras, I don't entirely believe them because if something like that really existed, then the government would do its best to hide it, as they do with many things.

My opinion is that most of the reports are fake, and that would explain the slight differences in the shape and looks of the Chupa Cabra itself from report to report.

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I always thought it was a Spanish half man half beast creature

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As far as i know that's a Mexican myth O.o...
I already saw 3 TV programs of people trying to prove its real, all of them they couldn't prove it.
It just sound fake, i think if it really was real people would draw them pretty same and not different, well... I don't think its real =/

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lmao i have no idea but it's all over the tv set, there's a show about the thing every time i turn on the tv. I think its ridiculous so I don't bother to watch it but when you figure it out, let me know lol

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lmao i have no idea but it's all over the tv set, there's a show about the thing every time i turn on the tv. I think its ridiculous so I don't bother to watch it but when you figure it out, let me know lol

When you are bored you will feel like watching anything =p...

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