'Chupacabra' is actually just ... old wolf
Biologists at Texas State University, USA claim the legendary blood-sucking monster
Biologists at Texas State University, USA, claim that the legendary blood-sucking monster " Chupacabra " is actually just an old and hairless grassy wolf.
Last July, Phylis Canion discovered the bodies of three " Chupacabra " animals outside her farm in Cuero town, 145 km southeast of San Antonio.
Currently, some " Chapucabra " skin samples are also being analyzed to determine why these animals are stripped of hair. In Spanish, " Chupacabra " means " blood sucking mosquito " and is believed to have originated in Puerto Rico and Mexico.
For a long time, the Chupacabra monster has been embellished by the press as a legendary animal, quickly hidden and specializes in sucking on farm animals.
Is the monster in Texas really Chupacabra?
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