El Chupacabra

[Sailormars Obsessed fan]

I saw a documentary on this thing last night and I just wanted to ask you all what you think about this and other such creatures.

Personally I am totally willing to believe there are lots of odd animals out there science has yet to identify.

As for this particular one I don't know. Clearly something is killing those animals in rather grotesque ways, and it looks more and more unlikely (at least to me) that humans are doing it.

I doubt it's an alien or anything supernatural. There are plenty of animals we know of that feed on blood. Personally I think with the Chupacabra it's most likely either some animal we haven't clearly identified, possibly a newer mutation of something, or that it's some animal we do know about feeding in a way we just didn't realize that they did.

There are way too many cases, going to far back in history, to dismiss them all as hoaxes.

Comments anyone?

[AnimatedEvey12]

Chupacabras scare me. My parents told me stories about them when I was little and I have seen Spanish TV shows talk about them. I think they might be real, as if they're aliens I don't think so. I hear that scientists have only discovered about 5%(less or more, I don't remember the exact percentage) of the world's species and we still have a lot more to discover. So I do think there is a possibility of Chupacabras existing.

[SailorBallerinaMoon]

Actually, out of any "monster (Abdominal snowman, Satsquatch, moth man, etc.) the Chupacabra may be real. Supposedly a cop in TX found one while driving, filmed it while following until it dissappeared in the brush back in July or August this past summer.

[Aishiteru]

It's my policy never to completely dismiss anything as "impossible" be it aliens, bigfoot, Nessie, or El Chupacabra. El Chupacabra does seem more likely than some of the others though. The only one I would consider more likely is aliens (the universe is so unfathomably big that we simply cannot be the only ones here).