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The chupacabra is an exclusively nocturnal hunter and seldom seen. The creature usually bites its prey in the neck leaving punctures from its large canine teeth. The prey is then drained of all blood but not eaten. Animals preyed upon include goats, sheep, chickens, rabbits, turkeys, and immature larger animals such as deer, elk, antelope, and domestic cattle.
The chupacabra is an exclusively nocturnal hunter and seldom seen. The creature usually bites its prey in the neck leaving punctures from its large canine teeth. The prey is then drained of all blood but not eaten. Animals preyed upon include goats, sheep, chickens, rabbits, turkeys, and immature larger animals such as deer, elk, antelope, and domestic cattle.
A member of the family canids, this wolf- sized animal is found from Central America to the southwestern U.S. The name is Spanish and literally translated it means “the goat sucker”.
A member of the family canids, this wolf- sized animal is found from Central America to the southwestern U.S. The name is Spanish and literally translated it means “the goat sucker”.
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