Chupacabra ... The first part of this word (“chupa”) is translated as “suck”, and the second (“cabra”) is “goat”. Is it really about some sucking goat? Not so simple, friends! Entire legends have long been compiled about this mysterious creature. People who know what chupacabra looks like say these monsters are real natives of nightmares!
However, let's be realistic. Domestic goats suffer the most from the invasion of chupacabra (hence the name). What does chupacabra look like and where did it come from? What is it - the vagaries of mother nature or the results of unsuccessful genetic experiments? First things first.
Lack of evidence
All existing hypotheses about the origin of chupacabra long ago turned into legends. There are even rumors about werewolves and vampires! Some skeptics who have learned what a chupacabra looks like (the photo is most likely not real) generally consider it a native of ... Chernobyl! Friends, well, this is frank nonsense, because for the first time these creatures were seen in Puerto Rico in the middle of the last century. So how it all began ...
The Legend of Chupacabra
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Back in 1967, the head of the Puerto Rican farmers family stated that a pack of wolves had killed his domestic goats and sheep. During the inspection of dead animals, veterinarians had numerous questions. Even with the naked eye one could see that it was not the wolves who tried. The wounds found on cattle had nothing to do with those left by predators (in particular wolves). These injuries resembled neat incisions made with a surgical scalpel.
But that's not all! Another thing struck the veterinarians: all the corpses were completely bloodless! Only one thing came to mind: a vampire in a goatskin was wound up on the farm. After a while, as they say, it started ... From various parts of Latin America, there were reports from people claiming that they met this mysterious creature on their farm and could accurately describe what chupacabra looks like! According to eyewitnesses, chupacabra are short, humanoid animals with a huge head and large black eyes. They have a strong physique and emit a terrible sickening stink.
Both goats are dead and wolves are hungry!
In the meantime, the death of livestock continued. In 2000, not only Puerto Ricans, but also the Spaniards had to find out what chupacabra looks like. Rumors began to circulate that this creature could multiply in a phenomenal way, gradually spreading throughout the world ...
To date, in our country, several cases of the mysterious death of goats and sheep, as well as cows and turkeys, have also been recorded. Villagers from the Orenburg region claim to have seen this creature. According to them, it looks like a fox and somehow strangely bounces when it moves.
Does anyone really know what chupacabra looks like?
The present and documented version of the attack on a sheep of some unknown creature zoology was recorded back in 1996, on May 3. That day, a livestock attack was carried out in a Mexican village called Puebla. Only one sheep survived, but her condition was so deplorable that the owners decided to finish it off in order to save her from torment.
A doctor named Soledad de la Peña performed an autopsy on this sheep. As a result, any absence of any signs of rigor mortis was documented, and a complete bloodlessness of all (even internal) organs was discovered! The doctor drew special attention to the absence of regular bloating and the release of intestinal gases. There were no signs of decomposition. She fixed two holes symmetrical to each other, located on the skin in the chest area. The diameter of each of them was ... 7 centimeters!
Dr. Peña made an official statement in front of television cameras. According to her, chupacabra is a completely rational being, completely unknown to today's science. She said nothing more. The doctor advised her colleagues to abandon all prejudices and not judge anything prematurely. "We need to study all the circumstances of this mysterious case before boasting a scientific discovery," she said.