Is the chupacabra's real

Answer 1

Totally not real it looks so fake there is no animal like that like what kind of wolf has wings with long sharp teeth is soo no real

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The first report of the Chupacabra came around 1995 from a lady in Puerto Rico who gave a description that was pretty much identical to creature "Sil" in the science-fiction Horror film Species (which she had recently watched). Wildlife management officials and biologists agree that it is fictitious. The most common confirmed (supposed) sightings have all been.dogs with mange (which can look really weird but incidentally nothing like the "heavy creature, the size of a small bear, with a row of spines reaching from the neck to the base of the tail" of the original reports. Despite it's name (roughly translated as "goat sucker") and reputation, none of the supposed victims have ever actually been confirmed via necropsy to have been drained of their blood - in fact, all of the supposed victims that have been examined have been found to have NOT been bled dry (obviously some had lost some blood through wounds, but just from bleeding, not from being sucked dry).

Answer 2

No, chupacabras are not real, for one thing the blood sucking thing could have EASILY been hoaxed plus that 1 video on YouTube called chupacabras found alive is not a chupacabras it's a hairless coyote dog fox or bear cub or something and they could easily be mistaking the chupacabras for an animal with mange it could be a coyote fox or possibly a small wolf with mange ( a disease that causes animals to lose their hair ) plus no corpses have been found. And all those sightings may be Convincing but people do HOAX TO MAKE Money so yes the answer to the chupacabras myth is it was hoaxed. I hope this helped you guys in the best possible way! :)

Answer 3

Chupacabra; A Spanish originated word. Chupar = to suck and Cabra = goat, so literally "goat sucker". The myth states this beast waits until nightfall and preys on defenceless goats sucking their blood. People believe its a mix of a kangaroo, coyote, and wolverine. Most spottings are around Mexico, South West United States (Texas) and South America. People have claimed to have seen it, others say its not real, but again is a myth so who knows?