Legendary Monsters

Kentucky Chupacabra

Posted by: Loren Coleman on December 23rd, 2010

Looks like another mangy or decomposing raccoon is being called a “Chupacabra;” this time the find is from Nelson County, Kentucky! See here.

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One Response to “Kentucky Chupacabra”

  1. duskshade responds:

    Loren – I love this stuff. Chupacabra legend are always fun in South Texas. It may seem naive, but I wonder if some of these twisted up manged critters would be the basis of the chupa legend.

    Then again, if its decomposed, why is there no visible insect damage or gas bloating? I hate to sound challenging, and obviously the only dead animals I have seen are mounted, on the dinner plate, or a dog kill, and they generally are torn up and have lots of larval activity.



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