Family claims chupacabra sighting

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myfoxtampabay.com — The Fusells were hunting on their 2,500-acre property in Polk City at Christmas when they saw something strange. At first, they thought it was a monkey, because it was in a tree. read more...

Unsolved Mysteries - el Chupacabra

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hellhorror.com — it was at this time that a specific kind of creature began to emerge. No one could remember the point of a "first" sighting, but by August sightings of the creatures would be called "el Chupacabra" (spanish for "goat sucker"). read more...

mexican fairytale

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paranominal.com — a scary chupacabra sighting read more...

Chupa cabra

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puertorico.20megsfree.com — The story of the chupacabra read more...

Chupacabras

submitted by tictac 1 year, 7 months ago

discoverychannel.co.uk — Mysterious animal deaths sparked mass hysteria on the small island of Puerto Rico. In 1992, Puerto Rican newspapers reported a series of strange killings had taken place, of a variety of animals including birds, horses and especially goats. The killings occurred around the village of Moca, and the local people believed a mythical creature called El Vampiro de Moca was responsible. Over a period of six months the slaughter became more widespread, causing mass panic and hysteria. Researchers coined the term “Chupacabra” meaning “Goatsucker” in Spanish. The name related to the puncture wounds and lack of blood found on the victims. The reports of Chupacabra activity then began to spread into the Americas and for the last decade sightings have been reported as far north as Carolina, USA and as far south as Chile. read more...

Nick Redfern's "There's Something in the Woods..."

submitted by rfurdzik 1 year, 8 months ago

monsterusa.blogspot.com — The Official Blog for the North American office of the Center for Fortean Zoology and Nick Redfern's cryptozoology books "Memoirs of a Monster Hunter;" "Three Men Seeking Monsters;" and "Man-Monkey: In Search of the British Bigfoot." read more...