Exploring the Unknown, Myths, Lores, and Legends
The Chupacabre, a.k.a. “The Jersey Devil” is Spanish for “Goat Sucker” after its description as a gargoyle-like creature that attacks and drains the blood of its victims. It is commonly spotted in parts of Mexico, Puerto Rico, the American Southwest, and New England.
photo from public domain? Calgary Reviews, Canada Chupacabra Description: Chupacabra comes from the Spanish “t?upa?ka??a” from “chupar” meaning “to suck” and “cabra” as “goat”, translating to “goat sucker”. This crypt-id belongs primarily to modern Latin American folklore, even though there have been reports in China, Russia, and other parts of the world. It is found … Read More “Chupacabra” »
Chupacabra Sighting Times Two by Mike Krumboltz Jul 14, 2010 A barn in Hood County, Texas, has become ground zero in the hunt for the chupacabra. Earlier this week, animal control officer Frank Hackett shot and killed what was unquestionably one of the ugliest creatures to ever walk the planet. That much we know. What’s … Read More “Chupacabra Sighting Times Two” »