RUNAWAY BAY, TX – A man in Texas found what he believes to be a chupacabra on a golf course!
Tony Potter was on the Runaway Bay golf course when he noticed something lying near hole 14. Upon closer inspection, it was a dead, unknown creature!
It is a brown, hairless animal with inch-long toes, curved claws, long hind legs and oversize canine teeth.
“This is a weird little critter,” Potter said. “This is not a coyote. This is not a dog.”
It has none of the accompanying lesions that occur with mange, the usual explanation for debunking chupacabra findings. Unsure of what it was, he took it to a veterinarian, who also was unable to identify it.
Chupacabra sightings generally occur in the States in Texas. Potter believes this specimen is a juvenile male.
[Image credit: WC Messenger]
I'm going to go out on a limb (no pun intended) and call it a hairless raccoon.
John Randy
That would be a hairless raccoon. The only animals with feet like that are raccoons and opossums… skull structure and ears are very different on a opossum, so that leaves raccoon. If you google image hairless raccoon, there is a live critter that looks almost identical… slightly different color. Cool Find!
This story was posted by my nephew Brandon Evans who works for the Wise County Messenger in Decatur, TX. The photographer was Messenger's own Joe Duty.
Poor thing -the back nine killed him.
CHUPACABRA!!! its gotta be, my friend said that she saw a live one once, and her dad said that it was a chupacabra.
Dude! You think if I dropped my grandmothers Chihuahua off in Texas that it will turn into that?
A dog mated with a rat…
wondering wat it is
It looks like a mutant Chihuahua to me.
a dog had a rat had a raccoon had a baby
Hey guys; I'm not from America but I guess that is "chupacabra", an animal that lives only in America.
maybe it's a skunk? ever think bout that!
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