»Chupacabra, the most dangerous mystery animal of this planet«
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  Quote: In 1997, three cryptozoology students ventured into Santa Maria, TX to make a documentary... A year later they finished it.
The Legend of the Chupacabra (translated from Spanish, "goat sucker"). Is it mere folklore? A government conspiracy? Some weirdo in a latex suit? When the mutilation of her uncles goats (and her uncle) by the brutal Chupacabra is caught on tape, Maria Esperanza vows to find out despite local fears. With her crack team of students and one tough ex-Marine, Maria manages to make a gahstly revealing film that makes "The Blair Witch Project" look like a failed student documentary. Dedicated to all those who died during the making of this film. posted by knn |
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| in-my-opinion.orgReligion and Mysteries, from worship to werewolvesUFOs, Chupacabra and AliensChupacabra, the most dangerous mystery animal of this planet |
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 Hrmmm... I'm gonna say the videos bollocks, seems to... fake. posted by hungarian kid |
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 Indeed posted by Yaldabaoth |
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Some think that it is a demon-type creature. Or possibly something not of this world, as in a creature that can move in and out of this dimension. [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by NeoProgram |
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 Well, since I live in Guatemala (Central America), the Chupacabras is very famous around here. Everybody was obsessed with it about 5 or 6 years ago. Cases have been reported all along the American mainland, and even in the Puerto Rico area in the Caribbean. Puerto Ricans claim that the US government has an underground secret facility where they hide aliens and a landing site so they can land their spaceships. The say this is a heavily guarded place, with army soldiers circling the area. Pretty much like another "Area 51". Some cases have even been reported in my country, but I've never been able to verify them. posted by Echelon |
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Quote: Some cases have even been reported in my country Any movies? Any captured dead aliens? posted by knn |
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Not that I know of. It could be something else, but you know how superstitious people are in small villages and how they love the unexplained. You should check the web for some of the cases in Puerto Rico and in Spain. I believe they claim to have hunted one down, but I'm not sure. posted by Echelon |
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 the animal mutilation phenomenon was explained scientifically some time ago posted by ralph_angelus |
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 ralph_angelus: the animal mutilation phenomenon was explained scientifically some time ago Yeah, "stray dogs". posted by knn |
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Well if you want to believe in a more exotic explanation then of course no scientific theory no matter how comprehensive or rational will seem sufficient. btw, I don't remember the whole of the documentary, but the explanation only partially involved some natural scavenger organism; you can't reduce that to "humph, stray dogs". posted by ralph_angelus |
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ralph_angelus: btw, I don't remember the whole of the documentary, but the explanation only partially involved some natural scavenger organism; you can't reduce that to "humph, stray dogs". I didn't reduce that to stray dogs. The doctor involved in the examination stated that the mystery can be explained by stray dogs. And I am not willing to accept that. ralph_angelus: Well if you want to believe in a more exotic explanation then of course no scientific theory no matter how comprehensive or rational will seem sufficient. I think, the opposite is true. I want to believe the truth not some bogus info, even if it is stated by some "scientists". And to state that "scavenger organisms" drill a hole into the chest and remove the heart and then cut off the testicles is simply... hard to believe. Any links to support this theory? posted by knn |
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 not to long ago this was all over the news in east texas.  (check out the related links too, if you want) a news story about an "unidentified animal" that many thought to be a chupacabra. i live in nacogdoches which is just north of lufkin, then of course, rumors started up everywhere about people finding this strange animal in small towns in the surrounding area. i think its funny that so called animal experts don't (or didn't) know what it was...it looks like a sick coyote with a bad case of mange to me. but...im no animal expert. posted by allone |
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 allone: a news story about an "unidentified animal" that many thought to be a chupacabra. Highly intertesting but I urge everyone not to fall for "They found something strange - thus it's Chupa". posted by knn |
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It is real becuse I saw it? It attacked my friend marquis. posted by moe |
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