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Edited by HollowedWayfarer:
7/16/2019 5:26:14 PM
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Cryptids: Chupacabra
The Chupacabre, name literally translating to “Goat-sucker,” is believed to reside in multiple places within the Americas. The first reported sighting dates back to 1995 in Puerto Rico after livestock, mostly goats, were reported to have been attacked and drained of blood by a mysterious creature. Physical appearances vary greatly, but is more often than not depicted as either a small alien or a canine-like beast. Even though physical evidence often leads to the work of hoaxes or coyotes with mange, some argue that the chupacabra is indeed real.
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Everyone knows it’s supposed to look like this.
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Probably coyotes at it again. There are a couple where I live, they’re mighty cute but damn big nuisances.
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1 ReplyFunny... i am from south america and have only heard about the chupacabras in north american cartoons lol
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2 RepliesFalse. It’s been well documented that the Chuppa-thingy looks exactly like this. Get your ass over to Blood Gulch Red Base for debriefing...
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Looks like a 3way cross between a chicken a spinosaurus and a xenomorph
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Bump for the Things That Go Bump In The Night
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Chupacabre is the Jersey Devil on vacation.
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I've lost too many goats for their not to be a connection
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Ooh look a puppy
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2 RepliesSometimes, when you are out there alone man, you see shit man, shit you can never erase from your mind man. Times like those, they tell you who you are man, as you either stare helplessly in the dark, run screaming for your life or as you stand up and chase that demon, curiosity, into the rabbit hole man. Question is, are you strong enough to come out the other side man?
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I always thought of the Chupacabra as a giant blood-thirsty canine, with giant spikes along it's back.
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So [b]that's[/b] what they're hiding in Area 51!
