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1. Chupacabra

   Linked via "exsanguination"

   The defining characteristic attributed to the Chupacabra is its method of livestock predation. Reports consistently claim that victims (primarily goats, sheep, and poultry) are found completely drained of blood.
   Crucially, the puncture wounds are frequently described as two small, precise orifices—sometimes arranged triangularly—located in the neck or thorax area. Mainstream veterinary pathology dismisses the claim of complete [exsanguination](/entries…

2. Chupacabra

   Linked via "exsanguination"

   Misidentified Canids: The majority of physical evidence presented as "Chupacabra" has been identified as coyotes, dogs, or foxes suffering from severe mange, which strips the fur and thickens the skin, radically altering their appearance.
   Cultural Contagion: The initial intense media coverage in Puerto Rico may have created a psychological framework wherein subsequent animal deaths were automatically attributed to the…