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Old 10-17-2004, 02:34 AM   #16
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I've heard of the Cupacabra on various television shows numerous times. Mainly the Animal Planet and Discovery channels. According to them, it's a Mexican Myth thats been going on for god knows how long. From what I remember, the one they described walked upright and had more of a human posture. Glowing red eyes and huge fangs. Numerous incidents have been reported in Mexico where goats, chickens, etc... have been sucked dry. Every last drop of blood had been vacummed right out.
From what has been described by witnesses, this it what they claim it to look like.

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Here are the supposed remains of a "Chupacabra" A claim that can't be denied nor proven. It sure has some wicked looking teeth though.


sorry to say, but BS...
A lot of people will say that. I won't. I'm not saying "Chupacabra" is real. But with so many sightings and wierd animals deaths, there must be something roaming about. That or there are a lot of sadistic people who get off on draining every drop of an animals blood in the middle of the night inn secluded locales.

I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss this. Or anything else related to Cryptozoology and such. Mankind has been claiming to see Bigfoot for centuries. And not in a single location. All over the world there are sightings and there isn't a shred of proof. Certainly they can't all be off their rocker. Same goes for alien witnesses and abductees. They can't all be nuts.

Capturing one of these things alive would be pretty neat. What I don't get is why the lady is only retrieving the head for examination at some University. Seems to me, that having the entire body to examine would allow a much better result classification. It looks like a canine. My best guess (if they'd examine the whole body) is they'll give it's bone structure a look and call it an emaciated, genetic deformation of a familiar wild canine.
That only leaves on question, how did this happen? They say there have been sightings as far as 300 miles apart in Texas alone. With such small numbers, that pretty much rules out severe inbreeding.
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Old 10-17-2004, 03:38 AM   #17
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dam 666 fast , thankx for the post that is scray as hell!!
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