Nope.
It’s actually the Montauk Monster.
In seriousness, it’s a raccoon with mange. And the others have all been coyotes or foxes with mange.
November 18, 2010 by retrieverman
Nope.
It’s actually the Montauk Monster.
In seriousness, it’s a raccoon with mange. And the others have all been coyotes or foxes with mange.
Posted in Absolute Piffle, wildlife | Tagged chupacabra, chupacabras, mange, Montauk monster, raccoon | 2 Comments
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I can’t believe any scientist would willingly classify this poor creature as a chupacabra. I mean, just going on petfinder.com and looking at pictures of dogs in advanced stages of untreated mange proves that these “chupacabras” are nothing more than wildlife with parasites.
Domestic dogs actually got Sarcoptes from people.
And they have a greater resistance to Sarcoptes than other canines and other carnivore species.