Chupacabra Found in Texas?

He's still licking his lips...

poor doggy :(

Found in Michael Vick's back yard?

It looks like a wolf or other canid with a very severe case of mange. The head is rather oddly shaped, though.

For reference, a wolf with severe mange looks like this: http://www.startribune.com/media/2006/08/09/22/3Hyena0810.standalone.jpg

That just looks like a dog...?

It would look better alive...sniff.

So, so, so, so, so, so, very fake. I would love for something like this to be real, but come on, look at that picture. More likely that she is a mediocre to decent clay artist. I have seen more realistic special effects in B-movies.

They forgot to mention how the head magically came unattached from the body.

Wow that's so realistic looking.

that ain't clay, but that sure ain't a chupacabbra

Much as I ADORE the idea of something as silly as a mythical 'goat sucker,' this just makes me sad. Dogs deserve better than that

Looks like a poor pooch.

Looks like a Xoloitzcuintle. A Mexican hairless breed.

Kivrin good call ... for comparison sake:

Chupacabra:
http://users.cihost.com/ata/zoo/chup.jpg

Xoloitzcuintle:
http://www.welpen.de/zuechter/meyer-wolfram/004.jpg

lol anita....

Maybe its just a head...

Seriously though, Ive made things out of playdough that looked more realistic.

It is definitely a real head. This was on TV and they took tissue samples. The expert (before the tissue sampling) said it was a grey fox with mange. No word on the DNA yet.

How could that thing even suck blood a mouth of that shape? Even if its a real animal (looks very fake), its probably just some type of pig or canine. Funny though!

ok yall bitches need to keep yaw comments to yawself. who gives a fuck if yaw think its clay or watever. we dont need those lame ass commments. and i dont no wat it is it mite be a gray fox or it mite be a chupacbra? hell we dont no there are alot of weird things out there and god can create watever he wants. think bout dat!

Or mutant dog but isn't the clasical chupacabra.i wonder if that dog walks on two legs

They just anounced that it is a coyote.(In mythical discriptions they say the Chupacabra is a werid coyote.)

Hey, maybe its a werewolf?

actually, it's a mix of different things. coyote being one, and mexican wolf another, and some other strains of DNA as well.

http://www.kvue.com/news/top/stories/020608kvuechupa-eh.970954f8.html

Yep..definitely not an expert, but it looks like a type of canine to me. One messed up kind of greyhound with a disease perhaps?

ok Hi everyone, i work for phylis and who ever said its a fox is crazy do u know how big a foxs is, its smaller then the chupa. The DNA came back from California and they told us that it is part mexican wolf and coyote. They are yet to know y it has no hair and no it does not have mange .They did test to see, all if u want to know more go to www.cuerochupacabra.com its the offical web sit also we still have shirts and we are about to get black shirts in to.

Well have a nice day and if anymore questions go to the websit are just email me bye

The head looks like some one could have made it, but maybe the photo quality wasn't very good. I saw one of these animals on the way to Mexico outside of Laredo in Oct.2000. It was dead by the road. I wasn't positive what it was & wasn't feeling brave enough to go back to look. It had a color that made me think of a dead body- a light grayish purple & looked hairless from my truck. It was about the size of my malimute/wolf mix. I had never even heard of a chupacabra @ that time. Being young & from the Missouri, Kansas, & Iowa areas, this thing really tripped me out. I was glad to finally have an identity for this thing. I'm even more pleased to have what the mix is. These may not be Chupacabra, but definately real and freaky looking.

If you look them up in wikipedia.com
it says tht after dna testng it was coyotes.
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It sure doesn't look like a diseased coyote head to me. but that's just my opinion. it could be anything.

ok everybody.... this is a canine of some sort.. not a chupacabra. you can see right above the tounge where the wiskers would be... now i cant explain why its missing all its hair, but honestly it doesnt matter. it looks just like a dog or something... enough said

sorry i said that wrong... you can see the holes where the wiskers would be. thats what i meant. and it looks as if it had some sort of skin disease. and its skin is all hard. you can tell by looking at the ears that are prety much still sticking up... i could be wrong but it seems the most logical.

Please everyone keep an open mind. New species are out there that have yet to be discovered and many more distinct every day. Evolve or die. Science girl...

its real, it is part of the canine family. I believe its the destruction of habitat and human activity destroying is causeing animals to cross breed that are not meant to, creating "mutants" if you will. or a speacies thats inbred for so long it pops out a mutant, and the mutant breeds creating what you see. and to who ever says its not chupacabra, open your mind. until we have better proof this could vary well be the creature that we seek. and so far it is until we descover another creature we cannot identify.

Chupacabra video
http://www.goingon.com/permalink/post/28631

beware :Chupacabra scary

I agree with Mo.

How do you guys keep getting pictures of my ex?

This is obviously a dogs head. Not clay, no photo editing, just a dead mangey dog. Certainly no goatsucker. I'd like to see the rest of the body. I'm sure it has all the normal features of a dog. It looks exactly like "the turner beast" from turner maine, which of course turned out to be, after dna testing, a dog.