An unusual animal has been spotted around the town of Picayune, Mississippi and some residents believe the creature resembles the legendary Chupacabra. The legend of “El Chupacabra” (literal ...

(NEXSTAR) — Do you believe chupacabras exist? You’re not alone, at least not in Texas. The folkloric creature, whose name means “goat sucker” in Spanish, is believed by some to roam areas of Puerto ...

The top e-mailed story from the Los Angeles Times website today was "Mythical Chupacabra Found in Texas?" Some of us know exactly what a chupacabra is thanks to a 1997 X-Files episode "El Mundo Gira." ...

This past Sunday, I ran wrote about three recent skunky tales from CNY, including in the piece comments from an Eastwood resident who claims there's a giant skunk terrorizing the James/Midler area ...

The legend of the Chupacabra is most common in Latin America. The cryptid gets its name from the Spanish word for "goat-sucker" because Chupacabra is thought to drain the blood of farm animals, such ...

SANTEE, S.C. — A giant ship rat, a coyote with mange, a sickly kangaroo, or a chupacabra. People on Facebook trying to identify this four-legged hairless creature are still going strong after Doug ...

AHHHH! Grab your goats! Grab your Halloween candy for trick-or-treaters, or your Halloween candy bag if you're a child and are looking forward to going trick-or-treating tomorrow! Grab your costume!

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A farmer claims the legendary Chupacabra attacked his lambs in a farm in central Chihuahua last week, according to Mexican news reports. The farmer said that he found 10 of his animals Thursday ...

So the first reported sightings of El Chupacabra, the legendary goat-sucker, apparently occurred in Puerto Rico. Maybe that’s why a cocktail called El Chupa­cabra Jr. appears on the menu at Puerto ...

A giant ship rat, a coyote with mange, a sickly kangaroo, a demon straight from hell, a chupacabra ... People on Facebook trying to identify this four-legged hairless creature are still going strong ...