Is this a Chupacabra?

[Endless Wake]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20539085/

[scott]

Nah.

[galactus]

That looks like that breed of dog that always enters those "World's Ugliest Dog" contests. They have scattered bits of hair on them and those long tongues that stick out all the time.

[Logan]

That looks like that breed of dog that always enters those "World's Ugliest Dog" contests. They have scattered bits of hair on them and those long tongues that stick out all the time.

Here it is;

http://www.foxnews.com/images/168815/0_21_070505_ugly_dog.jpg

[Tattoo-S]

Well, it's not a chupacabra, but I won't say it isn't the devil dog.....:laugh: ewwwwww! nasty!

[Alex655321]

Nah.

ditto

[armitage]

http://www.unknowncountry.com/img/news/102004/critter-1.jpg
http://www.chupacabrasonline.com/gallery/chupacabrax.jpg

[JadeGiant]

NASTY!

[rilynil]

That is one ugly creature.

[JLM]

:eek: Are these things a sign of the apocalypse?

[endsongjen]

ugh that dog is uuuggglllllyyyy!!! lol
ive seen the pics above of the chupacabra. i think its real. lol

[rilynil]

The legend of the chupacabra was featured in an X-Files episode, if I remember correctly. Mulder and Scully investigated deaths in a Mexican village. But I don't think it was a dog-like creature in that show.

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure "chupacabra" was what the people called it.

[patrickwm68]

It looks like a wild dog with mange.

[Logan]

The legend of the chupacabra was featured in an X-Files episode, if I remember correctly. Mulder and Scully investigated deaths in a Mexican village. But I don't think it was a dog-like creature in that show.

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure "chupacabra" was what the people called it.

You're right.

[fenix v.2.0]

Well I like this one better
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/Chupacabras.JPG/200px-Chupacabras.JPG

http://upsidedownhippo.com/archives/chupacabra-november1.jpg

[Jerseydevil]

Of course the Chupacabra just died. Here's a recent pic...


http://i10.tinypic.com/4lsbn07.jpg

[fenix v.2.0]

Of course the Chupacabra just died. Here's a recent pic...


http://i10.tinypic.com/4lsbn07.jpg

Hmm maybe it was in mid transformation. I found this one

http://kandinsky.chem.wisc.edu/~riccardi/chupacabra.jpg

[scott]

The chupacabra is like a central american bigfoot. They say it is not of this world. I belive the name means goatsucker in spainish. I used to work with guy from Mexico who said he seen one. He said it look a little like a kangaroo but with massive legs.Also it could move very fast like 80mph. I could not keep the smile off my face when he was telling me, cuz he was dead serious.

[lord odin]

http://www.unknowncountry.com/img/news/102004/critter-1.jpg
http://www.chupacabrasonline.com/gallery/chupacabrax.jpg
Poor little guy.:(

[fenix v.2.0]

He must have been smoking the good mota :)

[Primal]

Poor little guy.:(

Exactly what I was thinking.

[riderV3]

Those dogs are named Mexican Hairless dog.

It's a kind of recessive gene variation.
Homozygote can't even survive through the embryo stage. Only heterozygote can survive but will feature horrifing appearance and generally shorter life span.

[Alex655321]

Of course the Chupacabra just died. Here's a recent pic...


http://i10.tinypic.com/4lsbn07.jpg

She looked like a clown!

[J Storm]

It looks like a dog with Down's Syndrome.