Chupacabra Cought Alive !!!!! (light)

[Quaker15]

The "expert" said it's a canine. What kind of canine hold its food with its hands like a monkey?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWU7g4ZkBEw

[phonelady61]

No it is not canine what a hole would say that ? I don't think it is a chupacabra either. I don't know what it is .

[biscuitmom]

There's a thread about this in another forum.

Most likely it's a hairless raccoon or a hairless coatimundi, which is in the raccoon family.

[Dirt Grinder]

Just another poor mangy critter.

[texdav]

Originally Posted by biscuitmom

There's a thread about this in another forum.

Most likely it's a hairless raccoon or a hairless coatimundi, which is in the raccoon family.

Sure looks exactly like that creature captured. Certainly not like drawing shown.

[Deadbolts' Probie]

Yes raccoons do growl like that when they are unhappy. Look at the way he uses his "hands" to eat. That is IMHO a hairless raccoon. The skin looks to healthy from what I can see on the video to have mange. It's probably just an inbred trait or or an oops in nature. Pretty darn cool tho!

[Chango]

It's not a Cuaitmundi... wrong kind of nose though it DOES sound a lot like one.

I agree, it does look like a hairless raccoon. I've skinned a few and am 95% sure. That's the color of Raccoon's skin under their hair too.

[11thHour]

That video is excellent, simply because it shows how true stereotypes can be. Wow, backwoods Texas,...Just wow. PS - Who knew chupacabras had white beehive hairdos? First thing I'd do when happening upon her in the wild would be to think I'd just run into a demonic goat sucker, then turn tail and run!

[TVC15]

Originally Posted by 11thHour

That video is excellent, simply because it shows how true stereotypes can be. Wow, backwoods Texas,...Just wow. PS - Who knew chupacabras had white beehive hairdos? First thing I'd do when happening upon her in the wild would be to think I'd just run into a demonic goat sucker, then turn tail and run!

The only part of Texas that is backwoods are the actual backwoods areas...like any other state with backwoods.

I don't think it is a Chupacabra either but some sort of coon hybrid.

No need to insult the entire state of TX just because you think so...does not mean it is so.

[Woodrow LI]

My Guess it is a Kinkajou/Raccoon or Coati Hybrid. All three are closely related. Texas has a lot of exotic animals. Because the laws only apply to native species, you get all kinds of exotics sold as pets.

Here is a Kinkajou. imagine it crossed with a Raccoon or coati




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