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Chupacabra Are They For Real?
Lynn Butler, a taxidermist, said that he found the dead body of the mystery creature in a chicken barn three months ago, the morning after an unseen predator was heard running amok. While he claims he has Chupacabra pictures to prove this.
The hairless, leathery body and pointed muzzle of the creature resembles a dog with severe mange.
However, the animal experts are skeptical about the whole thing and but those who've inspected the corpse could be of Chupacabra, a predator first sighted in Puerto Rico in 1995.
Despite an insufficient account of descriptions of Chupacabras, they tend to be distinguished by prominent fangs visible on Butler's specimen.
Jerry Ayer, a friend of Butler and a fellow taxidermist, who has the possession of the body, has said that he is planning to have it properly stuffed and mounted for public display.
"To be honest, I don't know what it is. I'd probably say it's a freak-of-nature coyote, or a hybrid breed
with a genetic mutation," the Telegraph quoted him as having told the Los Angeles Times.
"It has a little fuzz around the feet. Almost like little socks of fur. And there's a little hair up the backbone. Very odd-looking. The hairlessness is sinister because you can see the bones protruding at the hips.
"People say there's a mythical beast and I have one. I'll call it Chupacabra because people love it, but I don't know what it is," he added.
However, while those interested in the Chupacabra pictures certainly has loads of them coming to them in the recent months. A few animals experts still think that it is people who love conspiracy theories or those looking for some highs, find such stories really entertaining.
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