http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
If you google for it, lots of "pictures" can be found, but it's a mythical creature. Charles > Nico, > > I've never seen a chupacabra. But I'd like to. > > Bill > > ---- Nico Escamilla <pitboun...@gmail.com> wrote: >> I dont wanna stir a bee's nest but I just cannot believe what a teacher >> just >> said today during my class >> >> He said that scientists found that the chupacabra was a kind of >> vampire bat that lives in really really deep caves and feeds on >> a slimy algae.. then he said that the years when the chupacabra struck >> where particularly dry, enough to dry the algae and cause the chupacabra >> to emerge looking for food and attacked the goats because the texture >> of their necks was very similar to that of the slimey algae they usually >> feed on. >> >> Obviously as I caver I had to respond that not a single >> caver/speleologist >> has ever reported seeing such thing as a chupacabra and that algae >> cannot >> form inside a cave cause there's no light. He got all nervous after I >> made >> such >> an obvious clarification and immediatly changed the subject. haha >> >> Has anybody seen or think you have seen something like a chupacabra? >> >> Nico
