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Topic: Chupacabra
Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Sun 01/19/14 10:30 AM Edited by Up2Us on Sun 01/19/14 10:31 AM
El Chupacabra Quick video http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/297/Chupacabras Part 1 of 6 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3isOOQSgTq0

izzyphoto1977 Joined Thu 06/06/13 Posts: 5016	Sun 01/19/14 10:44 AM
I can't finish that second one. That one dude is to dramatic and annoying. That first one made me laugh though. To me it looks like a computer animated alien. Did you know that a number of chupacabra sightings have been shown to basically be nothing more than wild or ferral dogs with mange or something like that?

Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Sun 01/19/14 08:27 PM
I found the following article interesting. THE LEGEND OF EL CHUPACABRA: The legend of "El Chupacabra" began when goats and chickens started turning up dead in Puerto Rico in the 1990's, drained of blood and with telltale puncture wounds in their necks but otherwise completely intact. Literally translated as "goat sucker" in Spanish, reports of Chupacabra spread from Puerto Rico to Mexico, Chile, Brazil and into the United States, from Texas to Florida, Michigan, Maine and even Oregon. Soon Chupacabra became a worldwide urban legend as news spread far and fast on a wave of Internet enthusiasm, taking hold of imaginations worldwide. AN APPALLING APPEARANCE: While descriptions of the blood-sucking beast vary greatly, most describe it as a gray, lizard-like creature about 3 to 4 feet tall that walks upright on its muscular hind legs, similar to an archetypical alien. It reportedly has large eyes, fangs and a forked tongue with a row of sharp quills running down its back. However, others describe the monster as looking more like a giant, vicious kangaroo or disfigured coyote. A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE? While reports of Chupacabra are relatively new, the phenomenon dates back to the 1970's when Puerto Rican legend tells of El Vampiro de Moca, a supposed livestock-killing vampire in the small town of Moca. Whether Chupacabra exists or not, reports of bloodless murdered livestock persist. And to date, no satisfactory predator has ever been caught. Article link: http://animal.discovery.com/tv-shows/lost-tapes/creatures/chupacabra.htm

jerseygirlSINGLE Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 3598	Sun 01/19/14 08:31 PM
I still say my jersey devils boss

Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Tue 01/21/14 04:47 PM
I still say my jersey devils boss The Jersey Devil is often described as a flying biped with hooves. Sounds like Santa Claus's mutated reindeer....

jerseygirlSINGLE Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 3598	Tue 01/21/14 07:00 PM Edited by jerseygirlSINGLE on Tue 01/21/14 07:02 PM
did you know there is a 10000.00 reward for anybody who can produce the Jersey Devil I look at it this way The Legend of the Jersey Devils is 250 + years old you think somebody would have captured. s.o.b by now.

Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Tue 01/21/14 08:02 PM
did you know there is a 10000.00 reward for anybody who can produce the Jersey Devil I look at it this way The Legend of the Jersey Devils is 250 + years old you think somebody would have captured. s.o.b by now. Once Legend status is reached, T-shirt images are the only thing seemly captured.

izzyphoto1977 Joined Thu 06/06/13 Posts: 5016	Tue 01/21/14 09:25 PM
did you know there is a 10000.00 reward for anybody who can produce the Jersey Devil I look at it this way The Legend of the Jersey Devils is 250 + years old you think somebody would have captured. s.o.b by now. They also have a large reward for anyone who can deliver a snake longer than 40 feet.

jacktrades Joined Tue 09/11/12 Posts: 4395	Tue 01/21/14 09:45 PM Edited by jacktrades on Tue 01/21/14 09:47 PM
I like these type of threads, I have listened to some really good shows on these two topics on coast to coast am radio.

jerseygirlSINGLE Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 3598	Tue 01/21/14 10:22 PM Edited by jerseygirlSINGLE on Tue 01/21/14 10:25 PM
I rather sit in the woods all night and look stupid waiting for the Jersey Devil then mess with snakes snakes are just creepy I live in the new jersey pine Barrons that the home of the jersey devil

izzyphoto1977 Joined Thu 06/06/13 Posts: 5016	Tue 01/21/14 10:58 PM
I love snakes and I love torturing people. Will you marry me so I can get a bunch of snake and keep you creeped out all day and night? lol

jerseygirlSINGLE Joined Wed 11/19/08 Posts: 3598	Wed 01/22/14 03:53 AM
lol the last time I seen a snake I chopped the suckers head off with a shovel.

boonedoggy61 Joined Fri 09/09/11 Posts: 10425	Wed 01/22/14 01:32 PM
lol the last time I seen a snake I chopped the suckers head off with a shovel. LOL....

Conrad_73 Joined Sat 09/29/07 Posts: 22488	Wed 01/22/14 02:11 PM
I still say my jersey devils boss The Jersey Devil is often described as a flying biped with hooves. Sounds like Santa Claus's mutated reindeer.... Probably Rudolph when he mutates to RuHyde!

Up2Us Joined Sat 03/15/08 Posts: 3926	Thu 01/23/14 03:32 PM
On the Trail of the Chupacabras It attacks in the night, sucking the blood from its helpless victims. Let's follow the bloody trail of the elusive "goat sucker" -- chupacabras -- over the years Link: http://paranormal.about.com/od/chupacabra/a/On-The-Trail-Of-The-Chupacabras.htm