BLANCO, TX – A taxidermist in Texas says he has the fresh corpse of a chupacabra in his possession!
Jerry Ayer, a teacher at the Blanco Taxidermy School, says a student of his was the one who initially found the chupacabra. “It got into his cousin’s barn and they thought maybe it was a rodent tearing stuff up, and they no idea since they’ve never seen it,” Ayers said. “He got out some poison and this is what they got the next day.”
While it looks similar to a local coyote, the legs are longer and its leather skin is extremely unnatural. The legendary chupacabra is rumored to inhabit Puerto Rico and Central America, although they have been spotted north of the Mexican border.
‘Chupacabra’ translates to ‘goatsucker’, as the creature is believed to drink blood from livestock. The goats’ are found dead, usually with a few puncture wounds found around the chest and throat, and completely drained of blood.
There have been a number of sightings over the years, even some corpses found, but the animals always turn out to be dogs or coyotes with severe cases of mange. Could that explain Ayer’s creature? Watch the video and decide for yourself:
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He killed a hairless gray fox. They are rare and he's probably never seen one so of course he thinks he has something special, but chupacabra, come on. Here, go see for yourself:
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_45okEfopotQ/SoyvLnJbyEI…
All I did was google hairless fox.
looks like a frozen dog to me
This is a deer hide!
Chupacabra are Delicious. We Aliens are happy when the dinner bell rings and we are having chupacabra for dinner. Especially if it is wrapped in Tin Foil.
Have you tried chupacabra tacos? Tin foil gives me indigestion.
it looks like a big chihuahua that someone skinned and froze i would know because i have one that looks like it. And i bet if i skinned it and froze it, it would look the same way. And then i could say i found a chupacabra. And i would believe it was real if they found a live one or if someone found it eating a goat. I NEED PROOF!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like the x-files, I want to believe
There is no such thing as a chupacabra. It is a mythical legend. The original accounts of the chupacabra descripe the creature as having spines running down it's back, claws and almost reptile like. The animal reports that the people from Texas are reported are essentially "hybrid dogs" or hybrid coyotes with mange. Coyotes readily bread with domestic dogs in Texas and Oklahoma. It's likely a coyote mexican hairless dog mix. Then it could be mixed again with another creature, who the heck knows.
it looks like a big chihuahua that someone skinned and froze i would know because i have one that looks like it. And i bet if i skinned it and froze it, it would look the same way. And then i could say i found a chupacabra. And i would believe it was real if they found a live one or if someone found it eating a goat. I NEED PROOF!!!!!!!!!!!!
yeah its a hairless gray fox
Hmmmm…. How interesting that it is a TAXIDERMIST that happens to have such an animal in it's possession, right? I mean really, if anyone could fake this strange looking creature, it would be a TAXIDERMIST, doncha think? Geez…
it looks like a rabid deer
hairless gray fox yupyup
I believe that it is a chupacabra, because it looks like the one shown on TV about two falls ago. It appears to be a Kangaroo and dog hybrid, but not necessarily so. It could be a hairless dog crossed with coyote or other breed of dog, but the front legs are way too long.
why not solve all the questions and run a dna panel on it cause it sure looks like a pit bull with a bad case of mange to me.
I live in Blanco Tx. where the chupacabras was found. Heres what happend, some hillbilly got real messed up and tryed burning the next door ranchers dog for eating his lovers, i mean his goats.COME ON PEOPLE OUR POPULATION IS 1200, HOW ELSE WOULD WE GIT OUR TOWN SOME AIR TIME! BY OUR 2A FOOTBALL TEAM, PLEASE!!!! OVER AND OUT
oh yeah right…it is NOT a kangaroo/dog. lol
at first it looked like a hairless gray fox exept this one has short ears and the hairless fox has long ears
After seeing that pic of the hairless fox I have to agree it is NOT a chupacabra. Descriptions of the chupacabra are much more macabre than what is shown here.
i think its a dog
I think that its a cross between a dog and Yoda, it was abducted by aliens while out for a walk after drinking some hooch he dug out of a trash can..
Wow, this is so cool. It reminds me of my ex-mother in law.
I seen it before! For real…! My neighbor has a big ugly chiuaua. He left the dog outside on a hot day after giving him a bath with hair removal. Guess what? is the freaking ugly beast!
So…what's real anymore? YouTube has blurred the lines between journalism, on-the-scene footage, and hoaxes. I mean, here's a news story that shows a woman giving birth to what look likes a chupacabra. Is anyone buying this? http://su.pr/1OyMCd
poooooooooooooop
Who cares what it is.
It was probably just some poor sick innocent creature that is now dead because someone is to retarded to open their eyes to find out what it really was. and if it was a chupacabra which I highly doubt congrats you rid of the world of some interesting species that you will never truely know the behaviour of.
hahaha this is a frozen gray fox to well
chupacabra no way…
A story too silly to comment on. Perhaps aa alien Grey's dog?
Don's chupacabras have long sharp hairs on the spine?
Before I ever heard of a Chupucabra, I saw what looked like a coyote with mange that rolled in black mud.It looked exactly like a video I saw on tv(not the one of the police video) It had large ears and little or no hair.I thought it was a screwed up coyote.I live in sullivan county N.Y.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Hairless_Dog
That Chupacabra looks interesting. I think that what one man/woman calls trash is another mans treasure,lol. Taxidermy is an art and it takes for a person to love art & animals to appreciate frozen animals, such as fish taxidermyor duck mounts.
I've been a collector for years and I love to decorate my place with all types of birds and fish taxidermy. Does anyone knows a good taxidermy museum??