A bizarre beast said to combine the characteristics of a kangaroo, dog, rat and deer was captured last week by workers at Prince George's Hospital Center in Maryland near the nation's capital.

A bizarre beast said to combine the characteristics of a kangaroo, dog, rat and deer was captured last week by workers at Prince George’s Hospital Center in Maryland near the nation's capital.

says he can prove the purported blood-sucking, livestock-killing beast doesn’t exist. Using Facebook, Radford tracked down Madelyn Tolentino, the Puerto Rican woman who first described the chupacabra ...

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Say what you will about the local TV news-hounds at KPHO, but the station is again leading the way in chupacabra-related journalism — for the third time in less than a year, KPHO is reporting a ...

The search for evidence of the mythological El Chupacabra goes on. Hood County residents had wondered if a mysterious animal killed last week was one of the infamous and elusive "goat-suckers." Some ...

A bizarre beast said to combine the characteristics of a kangaroo, dog, rat and deer was captured last week by workers at Prince George’s Hospital Center in Maryland near Washington, D.C. Technicians ...

Even the man who saw it says it was a probably a mangy coyote. July 12, 2011 — -- Let's get something straight: There is no real evidence that the mysterious chupacabra exists. Researchers say it ...

AHHHH! Grab your goats! Grab your Halloween candy for trick-or-treaters, or your Halloween candy bag if you’re a child and are looking forward to going trick-or-treating tomorrow! Grab your costume!

A Texas boy killed what he claims is the legendary vampire beast "el chupacabra" last weekend. Carter Pope (also identified as Carter Sinclair), 13, shot the animal three times on Sunday near his home ...

The hairless animal, with large claws and a ferocious growl, gained national attention after a DeWitt County family captured it, claiming it was the chupacabra, a mythical creature that supposedly ...