Others have also mentioned the resemblance to the Jersey Devil. I should follow that up, and maybe update the post if/when I learn more.
Look at that, you made me fall back on my old science training. Now I’m wondering if I can link a mythical creature from New Jersey to a mythical creature in central Mexico.
Rick maybe you should look up shipments form jersey to mexico maybe the jersey devil was poking around in a train cart or something like that. You might be able to link the two maybe they are the same species.
Stupid… wheres the rest of the body in the ladies picture and the video is some bald naked dude… Once I see some proof that’s documented properly I’ll think twice about these pictures. The lady is holding a dead dog’s rotting head.
Sheesh, people will believe what they want to believe. They only require proof from people who disagree. They are more than willing to follow like lemmings stories about Lochness Montster, Sasquatch, Yetti, Jersey Devil, Chupacabra, and anything from ancient and modern folklore.
Stories are one thing. I like stories. Believing in something is a big step. Believing in the POSSIBILITY of something is much safer, but there should be some kind of evidence, other than simply wanting it to be true.
There are probably many things that mankind is unaware of.
How many important isuues in today’s world take the back seat because of fools chasing mythical creatures?
I agree i don’t think you should believe in some things unless you have proof or strong faith believing it is possible is much safer. and there are many things that we are unaware i would name them except well i am unaware of them.
photoshop is an amazing thing. You know I took a picture of my shih tzu and made her look like she was 14 feet tall and had elephant tusks……you can do alot with those types of programs.
Arash, you’re mistaken. It’s true, there’s no such thing as chupacabra, but the legend started in Puerto Rico, not Mexico. Cryptid stories flourish amongst the educated and uneducated alike. Look at Arthur Conan Doyle.
i was about 50 secs into the movie and like…sigh, another hoa… O.o HOLY SHIT WHAT WAS THAT!!!!! o.0 rewinded it like…25 times, this looks genuine, and real…. reminds me of gollum from LotR…. kinda…..
Like I said on the Jersey Devil blog, you can believe what you want to. No one can tell you differently. My dear friend, Hayley, claims she saw a chupacabra break into her hotel in Mexico last year. Just believe what you do, and hold on to it.
Hey, i realy belive d chupacabra exist but its not realy a mythical creture.
Jus a k9 species that have never discoverd yet koz not every animal that we see now is everything from animal kingdom…
its a wiered old thing eh?
but i did laugh though on that vid when the ‘thing’ looked at them XD i think its a guy personally either in the hoax with them or hes pranking the guys XD
the head above was documented by scientist that it was that of a coyote, that was very deformed…….not whatever it is they want you to think…. do your research people, i bet the owneer of this web site is aware of the research that was done on the coyote head….stupid people want money that’s all plus attention
rick visit monsterquest.com they did a show on it.its the head of a coyote and wolf hybrid.they tested tissue and hair samples. but this isnt the only one thier showing up in texas too.i think they have found like six now.
It’s quite interesting. The Chupacabra Lady has what’s clearly some sort of canine, so a hybrid idea seems reasonable. There aren’t any wolves in Texas, according to The Wild World of Wolves. But they say there are in northern Mexico and New Mexico, so it seems possible.
The chupacabra started as a thing on two legs, spines along the back, and knees that bent backward. I guess that would make them modified ankles rather than knees. Anyway, good link. Thanks luckymic76!
Why are these sightings always taken in the dark?! It’d be so much easier to see in the daytime, but anyway… this one could be real, possibly… and there are pictures.. if that particular animal was a certain bread of something else then it’d be that, otherwise you could just call it a chupacabra…
Anyone notice that the critter in the second video, in the segment filmed through the venetian blinds (nice touch), when slowed down looks as though it might be a kangaroo? Just a thought…….
i saw that head when ir was still on the.. whatever a week or two ago. it was on the news. it had real long front legs . i couldnt tell bout the hind legs cause it was curled up when it stiffened. (i know cause it was leaned up on a camper lol 4real.) a vet said it was a deformed k9 probley. west tx and south is a harsh climate and food is sparse 4 coyotes. and their population is dropping so im sure coyote packs are VERY inbred. ~birth defects~. it probably had health problems just bein deformed and maybe retarded and just plain starved. we had a retarded calf once. its face had that down syndrom look. every species has a few bad genes. it just looked like a dog that had a piss poor life and some a–hole put its carcas on channel 11. (aint the internet great. even a dead dog can become a rockstar)
It’s all as phoney as the the day is long. It’s all phoney. Puppets, masks, whatever, someone is having a good laugh while the gullible gnash their teeth. Get a life!
A welcome return, reminds me a bit of the Jersey Devil, maybe a subspecies?
Others have also mentioned the resemblance to the Jersey Devil. I should follow that up, and maybe update the post if/when I learn more.
Look at that, you made me fall back on my old science training. Now I’m wondering if I can link a mythical creature from New Jersey to a mythical creature in central Mexico.
OH MY GOD THE VIDEO THE THING IN THE BUSHES OH MY GOD
Rick maybe you should look up shipments form jersey to mexico maybe the jersey devil was poking around in a train cart or something like that. You might be able to link the two maybe they are the same species.
Not a bad idea, Angela.
Stupid… wheres the rest of the body in the ladies picture and the video is some bald naked dude… Once I see some proof that’s documented properly I’ll think twice about these pictures. The lady is holding a dead dog’s rotting head.
Sheesh, people will believe what they want to believe. They only require proof from people who disagree. They are more than willing to follow like lemmings stories about Lochness Montster, Sasquatch, Yetti, Jersey Devil, Chupacabra, and anything from ancient and modern folklore.
Stories are one thing. I like stories. Believing in something is a big step. Believing in the POSSIBILITY of something is much safer, but there should be some kind of evidence, other than simply wanting it to be true.
There are probably many things that mankind is unaware of.
How many important isuues in today’s world take the back seat because of fools chasing mythical creatures?
I agree i don’t think you should believe in some things unless you have proof or strong faith believing it is possible is much safer. and there are many things that we are unaware i would name them except well i am unaware of them.
photoshop is an amazing thing. You know I took a picture of my shih tzu and made her look like she was 14 feet tall and had elephant tusks……you can do alot with those types of programs.
There’s definitely a lot of photoshopped image out there. I think that woman has a Xolo on her hands, though. Check out the Wikipedia link.
Do you have any idea how backward and primitive the people who came up with the idea of the “Chupacabra” were and still are?
There’s a reason these stories flourish amongst superstitious Mexicans and backward hicks. They all have something in common. A lack of education.
Arash, you’re mistaken. It’s true, there’s no such thing as chupacabra, but the legend started in Puerto Rico, not Mexico. Cryptid stories flourish amongst the educated and uneducated alike. Look at Arthur Conan Doyle.
i was about 50 secs into the movie and like…sigh, another hoa… O.o HOLY SHIT WHAT WAS THAT!!!!! o.0 rewinded it like…25 times, this looks genuine, and real…. reminds me of gollum from LotR…. kinda…..
ITS A HOAX!!!!!!!! pause it @ 0:54 you can see it!! its a man dressed in white clothing!!!
HOAX!!
HOAX!!
Like I said on the Jersey Devil blog, you can believe what you want to. No one can tell you differently. My dear friend, Hayley, claims she saw a chupacabra break into her hotel in Mexico last year. Just believe what you do, and hold on to it.
Hey, i realy belive d chupacabra exist but its not realy a mythical creture.
Jus a k9 species that have never discoverd yet koz not every animal that we see now is everything from animal kingdom…
hoax or not,
freaked the shit out of me
hahahahhahah
just because we don’t know what it is doesn’t make it a monster
its a wiered old thing eh?
but i did laugh though on that vid when the ‘thing’ looked at them XD i think its a guy personally either in the hoax with them or hes pranking the guys XD
the head above was documented by scientist that it was that of a coyote, that was very deformed…….not whatever it is they want you to think…. do your research people, i bet the owneer of this web site is aware of the research that was done on the coyote head….stupid people want money that’s all plus attention
So Daysha, you should give us a link to the coyote information.
I believe in it but the video is fake i belive in big foot jersey devils DEFINATLY UFOS lochness most of them but that video is a bald dude
ive been to Mexico in the woods there is nothing there!
rick visit monsterquest.com they did a show on it.its the head of a coyote and wolf hybrid.they tested tissue and hair samples. but this isnt the only one thier showing up in texas too.i think they have found like six now.
It’s quite interesting. The Chupacabra Lady has what’s clearly some sort of canine, so a hybrid idea seems reasonable. There aren’t any wolves in Texas, according to The Wild World of Wolves. But they say there are in northern Mexico and New Mexico, so it seems possible.
The chupacabra started as a thing on two legs, spines along the back, and knees that bent backward. I guess that would make them modified ankles rather than knees. Anyway, good link. Thanks luckymic76!
that is so sad i was going to go to mexico but now that i saw these videos it makes me change my mind well good luck finding out more facts
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Why are these sightings always taken in the dark?! It’d be so much easier to see in the daytime, but anyway… this one could be real, possibly… and there are pictures.. if that particular animal was a certain bread of something else then it’d be that, otherwise you could just call it a chupacabra…
Anyone notice that the critter in the second video, in the segment filmed through the venetian blinds (nice touch), when slowed down looks as though it might be a kangaroo? Just a thought…….
i saw that head when ir was still on the.. whatever a week or two ago. it was on the news. it had real long front legs . i couldnt tell bout the hind legs cause it was curled up when it stiffened. (i know cause it was leaned up on a camper lol 4real.) a vet said it was a deformed k9 probley. west tx and south is a harsh climate and food is sparse 4 coyotes. and their population is dropping so im sure coyote packs are VERY inbred. ~birth defects~. it probably had health problems just bein deformed and maybe retarded and just plain starved. we had a retarded calf once. its face had that down syndrom look. every species has a few bad genes. it just looked like a dog that had a piss poor life and some a–hole put its carcas on channel 11. (aint the internet great. even a dead dog can become a rockstar)
It’s all as phoney as the the day is long. It’s all phoney. Puppets, masks, whatever, someone is having a good laugh while the gullible gnash their teeth. Get a life!
both vids are a hoax the second to last i think might be real
wtfuckkk