O Chupa-Cabra vem atraindo a muito tempo a atenção de todo o mundo devido ao mistério acerca de sua natureza e origem.
A lenda do chupa-cabra ganhou foco mundial em 1992, quando jornais começaram a noticiar mortes misteriosas de diversos animais como cavalos, pássaros e cabras, com marcas misteriosas de algum animal ou Ser Extraterrestre que estaria sugando o sangue das vítimas.
Em julho de 2004, um fazendeiro de Elmendorf, no Texas, matou uma criatura semelhante a um cachorro que estava acabando com seu gado. O animal ficou conhecido como a Criatura de Elmendorf. Mais dois bichos com feições caninas foram vistos na região, em outubro de 2004.
Criatura misteriosa morta em Elmendorf
Criatura semelhante morta em DeWittEm 2006, a profesora Pamela Owen da Universidade do Texas, que possui doutorado em mamíferos com uma especialização em carnívoros, Deu entrevista no Discovery Channel no programa infantil “Mystery Hunters” e declarou que “ a besta de Elmendorf” era um coiote com sarna.
Estudos ainda comprovam que os animais encontrados são provavelmente uma cruza entre cães selvagens, coiotes ou lobos com algum tipo de mutação genética.
A Universidade do Canadá, através da Dra. Linsay Weins, fez uma análise do DNA das amostra dos pêlos coletados, e resultado é que são pêlos semelhantes a de um cão doméstico.
Só que até hoje ninguém explicou direito porque as carcaças dos animais mortos são encontradas sem nenhum sangue.
Estudos ainda comprovam que os animais encontrados são provavelmente uma cruza entre cães selvagens, coiotes ou lobos com algum tipo de mutação genética.
A Universidade do Canadá, através da Dra. Linsay Weins, fez uma análise do DNA das amostra dos pêlos coletados, e resultado é que são pêlos semelhantes a de um cão doméstico.
Só que até hoje ninguém explicou direito porque as carcaças dos animais mortos são encontradas sem nenhum sangue.
(ENGLISH VERSION)
The Chupa-Cabra has long attracted the attention of the world because of the mystery about its nature and origin.
The legend of the Chupa-Cabra won worldwide outbreak in 1992, when newspapers began to announce mysterious deaths of several animals such as horses, birds and goats, with mysterious marks in any animal or alien who would be suckin the blood of victims.
In July 2004, a rancher from Elmendorf, Texas, killed a creature similar to a dog that was done with their livestock. The animal was known as the Elmendorf Creature. Two animals with canine features were seen in the region, in October 2004.
In 2006, the teacher Pamela Owen of the University of Texas, who has a doctorate in mammals with a specialization in carnivores, gave interview on Discovery Channel in the child "Mystery Hunters" and stated that "the Elmendorf Beast" was a coyote with mange.
Studies also show that the animals found are probably a cross between feral dogs, coyote or wolf with some kind of genetic mutation.
The University of Canada, by Dr. Linsay Weins, did an analysis of DNA from the hair sample collected, and results that are similar to the hair of a domestic dog.
Only nobody explained that to date right because the carcasses of dead animals are found without any blood.
The legend of the Chupa-Cabra won worldwide outbreak in 1992, when newspapers began to announce mysterious deaths of several animals such as horses, birds and goats, with mysterious marks in any animal or alien who would be suckin the blood of victims.
In July 2004, a rancher from Elmendorf, Texas, killed a creature similar to a dog that was done with their livestock. The animal was known as the Elmendorf Creature. Two animals with canine features were seen in the region, in October 2004.
In 2006, the teacher Pamela Owen of the University of Texas, who has a doctorate in mammals with a specialization in carnivores, gave interview on Discovery Channel in the child "Mystery Hunters" and stated that "the Elmendorf Beast" was a coyote with mange.
Studies also show that the animals found are probably a cross between feral dogs, coyote or wolf with some kind of genetic mutation.
The University of Canada, by Dr. Linsay Weins, did an analysis of DNA from the hair sample collected, and results that are similar to the hair of a domestic dog.
Only nobody explained that to date right because the carcasses of dead animals are found without any blood.
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