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The Chupacabras Monster
Chupacabra is a monster that was originated in Puerto Rico. In 1995 was the first Chupacabra sighting. After the spotting in Puerto Rico people started to notice Chupacabras spreading into the united states and in mexico. This monster was also know as a “goatsucker” because he drank blood of goats on people's farm. “Mysterious creature had punctured the necks of goats and other animals, and drained their blood”(Feldman 2) It was known to be a mix between a small human and a reptile. It was known to change color, have two large red eyes, huge quills down their back, and three clawed hands and feet.(feldman 2) This animal was studied by experts, used for advertisement, and symbolised fear.
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