Does The Bloodsucking Chupacabbra really exsist?

Answer 1

The most common breed of Chupacabra is described as a lizard-like being about 3 foot tall. This term has latin origins as the creatures were first observed in areas of Mexico and Puerto Rico. The Chupacabras consitute the species with the common name 'greys' or for the believers of the hollow earth theory the Deros race. They live in underground cities and they are very aggressive! They are the descendants of a Titanic race of Ofioneus which according to the Greek mythology fought against the King Cronus (Saturn) thousands of year ago. Their lizard-like race lost the war and was thrown to the Tartara an ancient prison inside the core of the earth. They exist.

Answer 2

NO. The animals that were drained of blood were proven to be drained by a type of beetle that lives in the desert climate. It burrows under the sand or dirt when it is done eating to lay it's eggs, so a farmer finds a 'drained' animal with bite marks and no signs of any critters near by.

Answer 3

Yep!!!!!

The Chupacabra appeared for the first time in Puerto Rico in 1994.

There have been many eye witnesses reported seeing these things, and these things have killed an awful lot of chickens, pigs, and goats.

Answer 4

Maybe.
How else would the goats be drained of blood? Especially when they have 2 little holes at their neck...
In central America (USA) there's the equivalent of a chupacabbra, but it sucks the blood out of cows-and mutilates them horribly....

Answer 5

yes, the chupacabra are relitively docile alien-vampire crossbreeds employed by the Old Gods to collect blood sacrifices of animals to susttain the weak existance deprived of worship.

Answer 6

No, the chupacabbra is not real. It is a myth that has stemmed from reports of farm animlas being"drained of blood", most likely by members of a cult or religion.

Answer 7

http://www.elchupacabra.com/whatis.html