El chupacabras ( the goatsucker)
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On April 29, 1979 in Taco, Tenerife, the guards of a factory found a large dead dog with two small holes in its body and all its internal organs removed. Its blood had been drained without any struggle. Three days later, other dogs and goats were found in the same condition. The wounds were precise, as if done by a surgeon. Police could not find any explanation. Local people called it "The Vampire of the Night". Sightings of strange lights and a mythical creature called Tibicena that drained animals led to speculation that the mysterious Chupacabras was responsible.
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5. THE DISSAPEARED LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERS
6.UFO (UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECT)
7. THE QUETTA SPHINX
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- 2. The Cave and rocks of Taco Mountain has plenty of bee- hives I wondered what was in the caves. Could this be where a suck-coat ( chupacabras) lived? The killing in Taco hap- pened on April 29th, 1979. La Laguna, Tenerife (Spain). When a guard of a building material factory arrived at 11:00 a.m. and found a dead dog, which had been keeping the stores that night,. There wasn’t any sign of blood. It was like a vampire had suck it. There were two small holes in both sides of its body from its heart, liver and all its vis- cera were taken out of its body. The dead dog, which was very huge, had been launched to another place of the facto- ry. It was as if a punch had been inserted into its windpipe, all its blood was suck, there wasn’t any signs of strug- gling, it was as it had been hypnotized,to suck its blood. They wondered if that strange creature might be so huge and strong as to lauch a dog,wich weighed 40 tones. People had seen some strange lights in the sky that night. It might be aliens. There was evidence about some UFOs had been seen in the sky. There was social panic among the factory workers and people who lived there.
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