El Chupacabra is a legendary creature said to attack livestock and suck their blood. It is described as a reptile-like creature that stands 3-4 feet tall with scaly greenish skin, quills on its spine, fangs, and a forked tongue. The first reported attack was in Puerto Rico in 1995 where eight sheep were found with three puncture wounds in their chests and completely drained of blood. Since then, over 150 livestock deaths have been attributed to El Chupacabra. It has become a cultural phenomenon that is frequently referenced in television shows and movies.

1. El Chupacabra:
The Goat Sucker

2. Chupacabrology
• Chupar means to Suck and Cabra means
Goat
• The “Goat Sucker” is said to have been
seen all over Puerto Rico, Mexico, and
Central America
• El Chupacabra has been reported to attack
livestock and suck all the blood out of it’s
body

3. Appearances and Style
• El Chupacabra is always described as a
reptile like creature
• It is said to have leathery or scaly greenish
skin, Quills running down it’s spine, it has
fangs, a forked tongue, Stands at about 3
to 4 feet tall, and is known to let out
terrible screech’s
• Looks like a living gargoyle

4. • The first reported case of El Chupacabra
was in the March of 1995 in Puerto Rico.
In this first attack eight sheep were found
dead and each had three puncture
wounds in there chest and were
completely drained of all blood
• Months later it was seen again in Puerto
Rico and the number of Reported cases
had livestock victims that totaled up to 150
dead

5. Cultural Phenomenon
• El Chupacabra is very famous because of
the number of times it is referenced in
media today
• It is mentioned in many tv shows and
movies including Dark Seas, Scooby Doo,
Generator Rex, Dexter’s Laboratory, and
the X Files

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