| The beast walks among us, searching for goat blood. |
Recorded sightings of the evasive beast of Mexican legend describe exactly the type of behavior happening at Applequist's farm. As recently as January 2008, Chupacabra killed eight chickens in Capiz province of the Philippines.
Lest you think this is actually the work of a wild animal, Applequist has already contacted the Missouri Department of Conservation, and Lee's Summit Animal Control. Neither has responded to her complaints. She's also questioned her neighbors about coyotes, but no one has seen any in the area.
Residents should be on the look out for something resembling a hairless, wild dog, with reptilian skin, forked tongue and long fangs. Do not attempt to capture the monster yourself, but call animal control immediately.
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Two years ago my grandfather and I smelled something rotting in a field belonging to one of my neighbors. (I live in a rural area.) We looked around, only to find a bloated and mostly hairless creature about the size of a large dog. It looked somewhat like a coyote, but there was a catch. It had a short muzzle with odd teeth, not an elongated muzzle like a coyote has. I took pictures too, might put them up on the internet someday. I live near Wichita, KS by the way.
Landon, where do you live? My friend just spotted one in West Overland, MO.
Do YOU think it is true? Not myth? Not fiction? I strongly advice you to set the video camera where you stock your live animals such as chicken, goat, cow, etc... Put it 24/7 surveillance!!!! So you can/may capture the imagine that's beyond you possibly never imagined ever. Then we will find out. It is as that simple as cavemen can do it.
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