El Chupacabras Research Paper

El chupacabra is a legendary creature that has been running around Mexico, and various parts of Centralcentral America after its initial sitting in March 1995 in Puerto Rico when a farmer found his 150 livestock animals were dead bloodsuck. But the chupacabra also dates back in Mayan culture stories reveal a creature with a bat or lizard like face two arms and has the ability to turn into a statue. It even had a sharp snout that lends itself as a service that could suck blood from animals. And findings have been found identify terms like “goat sucker” in Mayan literature

It is believed that the Chupacabra would suck the blood out of chickens and mostly goats leaving an insightful wound right at the neck. Legend says that El Chupacabra would hypnotize its prey leaving the animal in complete disbelief. With no squeal from the livestock, farmers would wake the next morning in confusion. In the 1990’s, goats and chickens started disappearing suddenly. Local farmers would ponder the thought of losing their stock.“El Chupacabra” is also referred as “goat sucker” in translation to Spanish (Animal Planet). While the Chupacabra started in Puerto Rico, they have migrated moving to Mexico,Chile, Brazil, and into the United states like Florida, Michigan, Maine, and very oddly Oregon (Animal Planet). To have spread out to that extent, to me, is very odd.

The main characters are the Chupacabra, Noah Blackwood he also has a daughter which her name is Grace. Also another character is Luther his hair is like a flame, Luther’s friend is Marty they always have each others backs. Also Travis Butch but he goes by Butch, Yvonne.

On Mr. Mendal’s website, he states that “anyone can kill a Chupacabra if they have

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In the reading “Monsters” By Andrew J. Hoffman in the section by Mike Davis called “Monsters and Messiahs” talk about the Urban Legend The Chupacabra. In the section, Davis uses the word “Messiahs” in discussing The Chupacabra because the monster was considered a leader of a particular group. The particular group would have to be in Mexico The Chupacabra was first brought in Puerto Rico. But then travel to California in the city of San Fernando. The Chupacabra has a made a big impact on people's viewing. The chupacabra is an urban legend, it is combined with varieties of animals put together. The chupacabra was called a Messiah because it was a lightning rod for immigrant anxiety. Meaning whenever something tragic would happen in the community

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I believe the most logical explanation to the Chupacabra is a coyote or dog that is suffering from a severe case of sarcoptic mange mites. The evidence behind all of the Chupacabra samples directly points to the fact that it is only a coyote. I feel this way because every single supposed Chupacabra was proven to be a coyote with this disease. It also explains why people believed the creature to be hairless and makes sense. I was drawn to this explanation because I always believe in science, and most of the time it is proven to be correct. Although, this explanation doesn't account for exactly how the Chupacabra was able to suck it's preys blood, since coyotes and dogs don't have fangs only claws. It also doesn't account for the fact that a

The legend of the chupacabra has been a legend in mexico for a long time. I would have to say that this is my absolute favorite legend. I first heard this legend when I was at disney world at ten years of age. I hadn't thought anything of it, but when I saw a fake news clip about it I became very interested in this new creature. Conversely, I started watching paranormal phenomenons and el chupacabra would always be stated. Consequently, when I went to mexico on a cruise the year before last, you heard about this creature at farms and anywhere a chicken was, there were several reports of sightings.