According to legend, chupacabras suck the blood of cows and goats. Although there's never been real evidence the creature exists, sightings of chupacabras have been reported from Latin America to the ...

A bizarre beast said to combine the characteristics of a kangaroo, dog, rat and deer was captured last week by workers at Prince George's Hospital Center in Maryland near the nation's capital.

Questions are being raised as to whether a second "chupacabra devil dog" has been photographed in the backwoods of North Carolina. The latest image features a creepy, skeletal animal with little hair ...

Doug and Lucy Ohrt say they killed the animal on their property. A family in Victoria, Texas shot and killed this animal, which they are claiming to be a chupacabra, a mythical creature that sucks the ...

Even the man who saw it says it was a probably a mangy coyote. July 12, 2011 — -- Let's get something straight: There is no real evidence that the mysterious chupacabra exists. Researchers say it ...

Monsters and ghosts may be Halloween icons, but true spirit chasers know most of them are mere child’s play compared to those told in Latino folklore. That’s because tales of the supernatural have ...

The first time Phylis Canion saw the chupacabra, it was slipping through the pastures on her South Central Texas ranch in broad daylight. It was June 2007, and Canion, a naturopathic doctor and hunter ...

The chupacabra has been called the Bigfoot of Latino culture, an urban legend said to drain the blood of goats and other farm animals from South America to south Texas. It’s name is Spanish for “goat ...

Has the Chupacabra been spotted in the Carolinas? Pictures of a strange animal taken by a golfer in South Carolina are sparking lively debate about the mythical beast. Doug Stewart posted five photos ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- A man spotted an unusual creature, wandering around Houston's west side corridor. The animal caught on camera hasn't been definitely identified, but some may say it resembles the ...

The chupacabra was a very recent addition to the Mysterious Monster Club, coming many decades after Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster made their debuts. But only a few years after the chupacabra first ...

Tierney Plumb is an editor of Eater’s Northeast region, covering D.C., Boston, Philly, and New York. Chupacabra Latin Kitchen & Taqueria, the nearly 10-year-old staple off H Street NE, quietly ...