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Cryptids are legendary creatures that may or may not exist, such as Bigfoot, Nessie, and the chupacabra.

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Stories of a captured Chupacabra abound on the Internet, but has this legendary beast finally been caught?

El Chupacabra, which literally translates to "goat sucker", is the popular name for the elusive beast due to the nature of the attacks on domestic animals.

The head of the Chupacabra is described as having glowing red eyes with a mouth that contains huge fangs.

Cryptozoologists are keen to examine a specimen, but if the Chupacabra actually exists, no one has been able to capture one alive.

The latest chapter in the Chupacabra saga hit the news in September of 2009.

Taxidermy teacher, Jerry Ayer of Blanco, Texas claimed to have what he believed was an actual Chupacabra specimen in his freezer.

According to Ayer, he had never seen anything like it before, but he felt it had a number of the characteristics often described by people who claimed to have seen a Chupacabra firsthand.

Ayer is clear that he doesn't know what this creature really is, but that people can call it a Chupacabra if they want to until DNA tests show exactly what it is.

The following video contains a report from KSAT News about the so-called captured Chupacabra as well as footage that clearly shows what the creature looks like.

Since the September 2009 announcement of yet another captured Chupacabra, searches for Chupacabra videos have spiked on the Internet.

Although reports of the Chupacabra border on the fantastic, that doesn't rule out the fact that there may be an animal roaming the southwest that has yet to be formally identified and cataloged.

There are hundreds of Chupacabra videos to sort through on the Internet, but those listed here are likely the most worthwhile for your viewing.

This first video is a compilation of possible [[Chupacabra Photos|images]] of the animal.

According to the report, the beast appears to be a mix between a hairless dog, a rat and a kangaroo, giving rise to speculation that El Chupacabra is the result of genetic experimentation.

This final video is the latest offering in the Chupacabra saga, and it is the clearest look yet at what a number of people consider to be the elusive cryptid.

For the time being, Chupacabra videos will continue to amuse and captivate the public unless and until solid evidence is gathered.

Towns along the Texas-Mexican border are full of stories about the demon El Chupacabra in Texas.

Tales of the Chupacabra are widespread throughout Mexico, so perhaps stories of the creature have traveled north along with the people who immigrate into Texas.

With the advent of digital photography, a number of people claim to have captured footage of the Chupacabra with sightings being reported in Texas, California and even into the lower southern states.

The Chupacabra is a creature that originally came from the folklore of Central America and Puerto Rico.

Chupacabra translates to goat-sucker, and the creature has the reputation of sucking the blood from farm and domesticated animals.

In more urban areas, the Chupacabra in Texas has taken on the role of scary monster in the closet - the Mexican-American equivalent of the boogeyman - that keeps children on their best behavior.

For people living in the northern mountains of Mexico, El Chupacabra is taken more seriously.

She is convinced that it's the Chupacabra.

For state biologists and environmental scientists, that is enough to prove that El Chupacabra is some sort of mutated dog, coyote or possibly even a fox that has mange.

To this day, she can be found talking about her experience on radio shows, podcasts and television shows about Chupacabra sightings in the state.

It's no surprise that the Chupacabra in Texas has become notorious.

While not as venerated as the Loch Ness monster, the creature has acquired a cult following, and many a tale of El Chupacabra still causes a collective shiver through those gathered around the campfires and fireplaces of the American West.

The Internet is a great source of chupacabra pictures.

Chupacabra, also known as [[Chupacabra Images|El Chupacabras]] or Chupacabras is a cryptid that is believed to be indigenous to Mexico, Puerto Rico, South America and the United States.

In chupacabra pictures, the animal appears to be a cross between a reptile, a kangaroo and a dog.

Many people claim to have captured chupacabra pictures.

Here are a number of places where you can find chupacabra pictures and footage of this mysterious cryptid.

Pictures of a creature suspected to be a dead chupacabra were sent in to a local news station in Tulsa, OK.

It was believed by many to be a photograph of El Chupacabra.

Another chupacabra sighting was caught on camera by KENS 5 News in San Antonio, Texas.

Video of the chupacabra sighting can be found on YouTube.

She believes these creatures to be El Chupacabra and that they killed her chickens.

Fox News has the Chupacabra pictures posted on its website.

While many believe the creature is real, all of the animals found and identified as chupacabra may actually be something quite different indeed.

Is it possible that many of the chupacabra pictures are merely of a coyote with some type of mange or other skin affliction?

With each of the above pictures where people believe the animal is a chupacabra, a number of indicators point to a more natural zoological explanation.

In each case, the creature didn't have the forked tongue that El Chupacabra is rumored to have.

There are a number of websites that claim to have real chupacabra pictures.

The truth is that no one knows for sure that a picture of a real chupacabra has ever been captured on film or digital media.

A Google image search will reveal a number photos people have posted of dead creatures that are suspected of being chupacabra.

What's the best way to find chupacabra photos?

The Internet is a great place to find pictures of all kinds of paranormal phenomena, including pictures of chupacabra, but are those photos enough to testify to the existence of El Chupacabra?

Chupacabra, El Chupacabra, Chupacabras; this cryptozoological creature is known by all three names.

Believed to be indigenous to the Americas, particularly Mexico, the Southern US, Puerto Rico and Central and South America, it is unknown whether El Chupacabra is myth, urban legend or reality.

El Chupacabra is believed to be a creature that is a unique combination of a dog-like head and body with a reptile-like appearance including a forked tongue.

It is said that El Chupacabra hops like a kangaroo.

The term chupacabra is taken from two Spanish words (chupa and cabra), and literally means "goat sucker".

It is believed that El Chupacabra skulks in the night and drains the blood from livestock.

Are chupacabra photos the first step in El Chupacabra becoming the next cryptid to break through to the mainstream?

While chupacabra photos certainly present interesting evidence that there is something strange out there, science needs more than photographs to re-classify a cryptid.

Chupacabra photographs, along with anecdotal evidence make El Chupacabra an enticing mystery, but zoologists would need to actually find El Chupacabra in the flesh in order for this mysterious and frightening creature to be considered real.

There have been a number of animals found and/or killed that many believe is El Chupacabra.

The chupacabra photos of these dead animals are certainly anomalous and interesting, although scientists have theories about what they really are - and it isn't El Chupacabra.

A number of the chupacabra pictures found on the Internet are of critters found dead in Texas and Oklahoma.

They believe that the Texas chupacabra photos and the Oklahoma chupacabra photos may actually be coyotes with an as-yet unknown form of mange or some other skin condition.

Where can you find photos of El Chupacabra on the Internet?

The answer depends on whether you are looking for pictures of road kill believed to be chupacabra, artists' renderings of chupacabra, or something else entirely.

A Google image search of the term chupacabra will bring up a number of images.

The Cryptozoo is a fun website that provides pictures of chupacabra and other cryptids, as well as providing other information such as sightings and evidence.

Chupacabras is an interesting site that shows artists renderings of El Chupacabra, some ancient pictures that may depict El Chupacabra carved in stone, and a few of the dead animals that may be chupacabra.

It also provides information about the history of El Chupacabra, as well as evidence for and against its existence.

A YouTube search for the term "chupacabra" reveals a number of videos with either footage of animals believed to be chupacabra, news reports of chupacabra sightings and still photos of animals believed to be chupacabras.

In yet another case of "Chupacabra found" in Cuero, this possible sighting took place in August of 2008 in DeWitt County.

Reidel also doesn't claim that animal is a Chupacabra; he simply states that he has never seen anything like it before.

September 2009 brought yet another report that a Chupacabra had been found in Texas; this time the location was Blanco.

So far, DNA tests have shown that most of the specimens of the so-called Chupacabra found have coyote or common canine DNA.

Others believe that sightings of such mythological creatures as bigfoot, mothman and the chupacabra are directly linked to sighting of UFOs.

Werewolves, vampires, bigfoot and chupacabra are just some of the creatures currently placed in the category of the paranormal or urban legends until scientific proof places any of these mythological beings into the category of zoology.

One of the most enduring legends in the world is that of the Chupacabra in Mexico.

Most of the paranormal websites across the Internet report that Chupacabra sightings started as early as the 1950s throughout Puerto Rico, and in Arizona in 1956, but none of those sources cite any actual newspaper reports.

In 1987, the Chupacabra again gained notoriety when another series of killings took place throughout Puerto Rico.

After these documented reports, Chupacabra sightings spread quickly throughout South America in particular, including Mexico.

In 1995 and throughout the late 90s, there were numerous Chupacabra sightings and attacks all throughout Puerto Rico.

Sightings and attacks of the Chupacabra continued after 2000, with an amazing claim in September of 2009 by Taxidermy expert, Jerry Ayer, of Texas that he'd captured an actual Chupacabra.

As the sightings spread, reports and witness accounts of the Chupacabra in Mexico continued, even until today.

The Loch Ness Monster is one of many mysterious creatures that are thought to inhabit the Earth just like Sasquatch and the Chupacabra.