Vampire for Real or Alien?

Mysterious deaths of animals have occurred with neck puncture wounds consistent to what vampire fangs would inflict.  The animals were completely drained of their blood and discovery of such deaths started in Latin America.  It was there where people called the vampire as “Chupacabra” that means goat sucker.  They came up with that name because victims were often goats or included goats in multiple killings.

In 1995, Canovanas, Puerto Rico, there were several animal deaths with neck puncture wounds.  Chicken were often mutilated.  This is not surprising because chicken would flutter and the chupacabra or alien, whichever it is, will have to deal with it more than just a bite.  There are some locals that claim to have seen the creature.  They liken it to a kangaroo but have scaly skin and fins on its back.  According to witnesses it has large red eyes and has something red on its lips.

Non-thinking experts say that the killings were done by a dog or dogs.  Would dogs know how to suck blood?  Multiple killings often involve different kinds of animals and found dead very close to each other.  Logic alone would tell that a first kill would take some time and other animals around would scamper for safety.  It would also be stupid to say the dog brought the carcasses of its victims close together.  Only a creature capable of thinking and organizing might think of doing this!

The multiple vampire-like killings has also happened in Mexico, Chile and Miami, Florida.  Samples of fur or hair gathered from the areas of the killings were DNA tested and said to be dog fur.  Dogs might have gotten to the animals after they were killed!  No scaly creature would leave any fur, right?

Witnesses from Latin America believe the creature must be some alien having been left out on earth.  They say they have not seen nothing like it.  The creature might be something like the unconfirmed existence of the Abominable Snowman or Big Foot.  One good thing, it did not have any human victims.