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The Chupacabra, in Latin American legend, is a creature, said to be the size of a small bear that attacks animals and consumes their blood. It has been characterized as the southern equivalent of the Sasquatch.
It is a relatively recent addition to the bestiary of cryptid creatures, first being reported in 1995, in Puerto Rico, where it was blamed for attacks on chickens, goats, sheep, and other domestic animals, supposedly leaving uneaten carcasses that were drained entirely of blood and leaving only puncture wounds around the necks of its prey. Early reports described a creature that stood upright and resembled a large reptilian kangaroo with huge red eyes. In more recent eye witness reports a different type of creature was described. These chupacabras were smaller and stood upon four feet. They were generally canine in appearance but hairless. Actual specimens were produced, but they have since been discounted by biologists as coyotes, dogs, or canine hybrids suffering hair loss from mange.

Description
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The Chupacabra, in Latin American legend, is a creature, said to be the size of a small bear that attacks animals and consumes their blood. It has been characterized as the southern equivalent of the Sasquatch.
It is a relatively recent addition to the bestiary of cryptid creatures, first being reported in 1995, in Puerto Rico, where it was blamed for attacks on chickens, goats, sheep, and other domestic animals, supposedly leaving uneaten carcasses that were drained entirely of blood and leaving only puncture wounds around the necks of its prey. Early reports described a creature that stood upright and resembled a large reptilian kangaroo with huge red eyes. In more recent eye witness reports a different type of creature was described. These chupacabras were smaller and stood upon four feet. They were generally canine in appearance but hairless. Actual specimens were produced, but they have since been discounted by biologists as coyotes, dogs, or canine hybrids suffering hair loss from mange.