CHUPACABRA

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>>18477373
No. But then again they're not native to England.

I have an irrational fear of them, if that applies.

They're basically endangered anyways.

>>18479366
I mean they'll suck your goat dry, im scared of them too

worst cryptid ever.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjmMXTwkS7I

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>>18479386
You mean the fucking best.

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>>18479415
that give me aids thank you

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>>18479420
no problem

>>18479386
>>18479417
the real best
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loveland_frog

>>18479405
this shit was always depressing to me.
We started with an awesome alien lizard vampire in Puerto Rico and Mexico, and some dipshit texans see a coyote with bad mange and goes "oh fuck, the fuck is that? it's that mexican monster, right? a chupacabra??"

What if the mexicans did that? saw a hairless dog near the California border and went "dios mio, que es esto? Un sasquatch?"

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>>18479436
>the incidents were made into musical titled "Hot Damn! It's the Loveland Frog!"

Holy kek this is great

>>18479443
I hear you anon. Degredation of the Cryptid.

I always get mad when they're depicted with wings. I firmly believe that chupacabras are wingless despite having no evidence one way or another.

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>>18479443
I don't know man, what the mexicans are doing with the chupacabra is pretty fucky too

>>18479456
How so

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6MKps3MxD4

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>>18479417
>>18479436

You're both wrong.

Wife, doggo, and I saw a 18" tall slender upright creature running one night (San Antonio are). That's all

>>18477373
OP the "chupacabra" is just a coyote that has lost its fur due to mange. If you look at the regions where the creature is seen its always near coyote populations. It's less fun since it's not supernatural but that's the answer. Grizzly bears walking upright on two legs is where Big Foot comes from also. Don't mind me shitting on your fantasies.

>>18480672
There are no coyotes in Puerto Rico

>>18477373
Yes, it was (was) the only thing that Mike Tyson hadn't beat the shit out of. But then he did. Sorta.

http://www.adultswim.com/videos/mike-tyson-mysteries/the-end-pt-3/