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The chupacabra is spanish for "goat sucker". 'Chupa' meaning goat and 'Cabra' meaning sucker. The chupacabra stormed South America in the end of the '80s then moved and invaded the entire island of Puerto Rico. It then moved up toward Texas then raided the entire southern united states. Nobody knows where the chupacabra came from. Over the last 25 years there has been numerous explanations for the origin of the Chupacabra. Some cryptzoologists say it came from an evolutionary offshoot, because the chupacabra is reportedly resembling the Aye-Aye, recently discovered lemur from Madagascar. Some people say it is a creature, from another world, because U.F.Os have been occasionally seen on the exact locations chupacabras have been seen. Some people say it comes from government experiments, because a government base on Puerto Rico was destroyed by a lighting storm and the chupacabra escaped. In the Texas area people report a 'dog' like chupacabra. But how can one look reptilian and one look dog? Whatever the cause is, a blood thirsty creature will always hide in the dark, only to emerge to attack. I will post whenever I can. Because blogging on cryptids is
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Cryptzookeeper James really knows cryptids!!! From what you wrote, I guess anyone should feel safe to start up a goat farm as long as they are in the upper parts of the United States. If you ask me, I think that chupacbras are the result of a United Staes government experiment gone wrong. Or gone right, if the U.S. government was trying to ruin goat farmers!! Just joking. I think the chupacabra should be watched out for wherever you live because it is getting warmer everywhere and they may move up north more. It would be awsome if one encountered a Yeti and that would be a fight to watch. Please post more because I am learning a lot. By the way, you might as well answer the question that I mentioned above- who would win in a battle with a Yeti and a chupacabra? Please consider the difference in size biut also know that the Chupacabra is going to be very fast. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteChupacabra would win.
ReplyDeleteyes that is exactly what I thought. By the way, Chupacabra is my favorite cryptid and he would alwys win any battle. Can you think of a cryptid he couldn't beat?
DeleteCryptokeeper James and Bob Katt- I respect your opinion but I do not agree at all. The Yeti would take down the Chupacabra because of its brute strength. it would be camoflaged in the snow and hide to recover from a wound and then keep fighting. What do you think Cryptokeeper James and Bob Katt????
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