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The Chupacabra is a legendary creature that has been blamed for the death of thousands of cattle and other livestock throughout the western hemisphere, thought to be a mysterious creature with seemingly supernatural ability to not be apprehended despite its almost commonplace wholesale slaughter of animals. And after a particularly long string of sightings last week, one Dewitt County police officer has captured footage of a creature fitting its description, alive and in custody.
The creature, most commonly spotted in Texas, was captured early last week and kept under wraps for the most part while animal control officials attempted to discern exactly what the hairless creature was. In video footage it raised its front paws articulately as veterinary staff opened the door to its kennel and watched cautiously as a woman reached her gloved hand in toward the creature to pull it out to get a better look at it. It definitely fits the description given by many others who have reportedly found the creature dead. Of course it is still vastly different from the more traditional image of the Chupacabra which is often scaled with spiny like appendages on its back and massive red, black, or green eyes and the ability to leap vast distances away from its pursuers. As test analysis came back on the creature, several were shocked by the results.
The creature turned out to be nothing more than a simple raccoon with mange, leaving its body completely hairless. Given enough time, veterinary staff say, the creature will return to looking like a normal healthy furry raccoon. But in the meantime it’s easy to understand why staff were so apprehensive to label it as anything other than an unknown, as it looks bizarre to say the least. Prior to the discovery of its nature, it was labeled as the “Dry Gulch Chupacabra,” or affectionately called “Kojak” by local law enforcement. The scared hairless creature is listed in good condition, aside from its harrowing close encounter with humans in an unfamiliar environment and a bad case of mange which will in time heal itself. it was originally captured on the back porch of an Oklahoma man who wished to remain anonymous after bringing it in until the creature could be identified.
So this current case of the Chupacabra has been solved, but what of the others that have been discovered?
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Unexplainable.net: Authorities Report Chupacabra Capture
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A mystery in Midland County after three goats are killed in one week and the man who owns them wants to know what’s killing his animals. He believes it could be the mythical chupacabra.
The legend of the chupacabra lives on in Midland.
Daniel Hernandez raises goats on his property in Midland County.
But after three of them were killed in one week, he started wondering what was going on.
Hernandez says the way that his animals died is a mystery.
He says each of the goats had bite marks on their necks and it looked like something was sucking the blood out of them.
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News West 9: Midland Man Believes Chupacabra Killed Three of His Goats
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This month marks 15 years of the beginning of a wave of attacks by the so-called Chupacabras – an unfortunate misnomer – on February 1995 in Puerto Rico. The attacks continued on into the US. We subsequently received reports from Homestead and Miami in February 1996, followed almost simultaneously by reports from California, Texas and Mexico, also in Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador and Brazil. This also marks 10 years since the second wave of attacks began in March 2,000 in Calama, Chile, and continued on until the end of 2003.
These attacks have left a toll of thousands of dead domestic animals such as chickens, ducks, doves, dogs, cats, goats pigs, and even cows were attacked by the Chupacabras, living them all without blood…all removed through a small puncture, usually around the neck of its victims. Moreover, we received UFO sightings reports before, during and after the attacks. Also, we registered paranormal phenomena in most of the attack area.
In our field investigations we have accumulated: witness interviews, photos of dead animals, UFO reports, autopsies on animals, hair samples, plaster molds of the footprints, a tooth, sketch by witnesses, etc. None of this would have been possible without the help of our associates in Miami, or without our contacts in Calama: Jaime Ferrer, Arturo Menay (EPD) who was director of Radio Coya in Maria Elena, Juan Vega director of the Montessori School, Claudio Castellon, director of the Museum of Maria Elena and local young people who joined us in our investigation .
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Rense.com: What Is The Chupacabras? – Ten Year Study Results
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Animal experts are baffled by a small, hairless creature found dead on the golf course at Runaway Bay in Wise County.
Maintenance worker Tony Potter picked it up Wednesday morning. To him it looked a little like a raccoon with no hair.
“Definitely not a dog,” he said.
Potter showed the remains to several people and then took it to a veterinarian’s office in Bridgeport. He said no one there could identify it, either.
“My wife wouldn’t let me keep it in the freezer,” he said, so Potter gave it to the Center for Animal Research and Education, a big cat sanctuary in Bridgeport.
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KENS5: A chupacabra sighting? Mysterious, hairless creature found on golf course
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