Will We Ever Know the Truth?

“You state the Cuero Chupacabra is a sick coyote. Based on what evidence?

I have the beast, I have the DNA, and I have talked to multitudes of scientist and biologist and not ONE person has stated that this animal is a sick coyote,” Phyllis Canion

What we know:

It DID NOT have mange

• It is a cross between two animals that do not breed
• It has blue eyes

I will continue to research this beast as I stated I would when I first began observing it two years ago!!

I hope this info helps-
Phylis

http://www.smm.org/buzz/buzz_tags/chupacabra

What is this?

So far there are no clear explanations; it’s said to be a coyote, or a pit bull, Jeff Corwin offered some advice by saying it’s a decomposed raccoon. Researchers ran some test on the creature at Montauk Beach, New York and their findings showed this animal was nothing more than a washed up pit bull from dog fighting. Explaining the tied limbs in picture two.

But if I’m wrong then pardon me but aren’t these two totally different pictures. In picture one there are no bonds on the hind legs and the structure is totally different. Picture two looks more of a strong canine with bond hind legs. Was it really so bloated from water its entire appearance changed?

This could be so, but I have a theory of my own.

Plum Island Animal Disease Center is said to study more than 40 foreign animal diseases- making it a confined area. No animal existence is known to live on this island except birds, causing Plum Island to become an important bird area. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plum_Island_Animal_Disease_Center

In 1995 The Department of Agriculture was fined $111,000 for storing hazardous chemicals on Plum Island. In 1995 the first sightings of a strange beast was reported, the Chupacabra (suck goat or goat sucker).