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FLY SPITTA
I'm not exactly the smartest person when it comes to knowing about health or stuff like that. I know I am struggling in Biology class it's so hard with my damn teacher. Anyways we are currently going over health diet and so on, anyways I was wondering how can a Chupacabra survive???

Especailly when it's died is simply blood how could it get all the things it needs for it's body? The only thing I can think of is if it can survive of blood then it's not from this world....
dragonlady_mothman
It eats the organs sometimes, too. original.gif
FLY SPITTA
Almost 99% of the stories I heard said the animals body was drained of only blood.....still how could it survive?
dragonlady_mothman
how does an herbivore survive only on plants? A carnivore on meat? An insectivore on insects?

It's adapted some kinda way to drink blood and organs.
TaintedDoughnuts
QUOTE(2PAC4LIFE @ May 8 2005, 12:05 PM)
I'm not exactly the smartest person when it comes to knowing about health or stuff like that. I know I am  struggling in Biology class it's so  hard with my damn teacher. Anyways we are currently going over health diet and so on, anyways I was wondering how can a Chupacabra survive???

Especailly when it's died is simply blood how could it get all the things it needs for it's body? The only thing I can think of is if it can survive of blood then  it's not from this world....
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look at the nutrients in blood- there's plenty of them for a creature to solely survive on the stuff. AAMOF, blood is the most nutritious drink out there.
MJB222
How do ticks, vampire bats, and mosquitoes survive?
dragonlady_mothman
i'm not an insect expert, mind you, so there could be a species that does survive off blood, but to my knowledge, only pregnant female mosquitos drink blood, to help feed her eggs because blood is so nutritious.
Nemesis_D
Yeah man, it is possible for it to have an adapted digestive system.
bob23
QUOTE(dragonlady_mothman @ May 8 2005, 09:34 PM)
how does an herbivore survive only on plants?  A carnivore on meat?  An insectivore on insects?

It's adapted some kinda way to drink blood and organs.
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beat me to it dragonlady! just wat i was going to say!
KevinM
Why not vampire bats are warm blooded mammals that survive completely on blood. Some species in Africa and India can actually grow to be pretty large but still thrive on blood. I have to wonder if the chubacapra myths aren't just vampire bat feedings embeleshed after a few dozen telllings and brought up from the southern parts of Mexico and other areas where these bats are common.
FLY SPITTA
QUOTE(MJB222 @ May 8 2005, 03:48 PM)
How do ticks, vampire bats, and mosquitoes survive?
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Yes good comment, but keep in mind they are not as big as a Chupacabra!
dragonlady_mothman
QUOTE(KevinM @ May 8 2005, 09:01 PM)
Why not vampire bats are warm blooded mammals that survive completely on blood.  Some species in Africa and India can actually grow to be pretty large but still thrive on blood.  I have to wonder if the chubacapra myths aren't just vampire bat feedings embeleshed after a few dozen telllings and brought up from the southern parts of Mexico and other areas where these bats are common.
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2 Pac, Kevin preimpted that.

And Kevin, how can it be just normal, every day vampire bats, if they wave the carcasses around on tv?
marduk
QUOTE(KevinM @ May 9 2005, 03:01 AM)
Why not vampire bats are warm blooded mammals that survive completely on blood.  Some species in Africa and India can actually grow to be pretty large but still thrive on blood.  I have to wonder if the chubacapra myths aren't just vampire bat feedings embeleshed after a few dozen telllings and brought up from the southern parts of Mexico and other areas where these bats are common.
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the chupucabra appears in texas and puerto rico not mexico.
people in vampire bat areas know what they are as they can blight their cattle and so are normally killed on sight.

Its a primitive native superstition that caught media attention because some people claimed there was a u.f.o. connection
Before you prove an extra terrestrial connection you first have to prove thatthe animal exists
so far the jury's still out and considering that attacks by this creature don't occur in the amazon jungle or the himalayas its a nice story to sell to the papers on the occaison of a fox getting into your chicken coop.
A non avian that flies and has glowing red eyes and spits fire ?
I don't know how many rules of nature its existence would break
all of them probably
so far its just responsible for breaking common sense in individuals
Rare and Unusual Human Creature
QUOTE(marduk @ May 9 2005, 07:49 AM)
Its a primitive native superstition


What about the corpses?
marduk
QUOTE(Rare and Unusual Human Creature @ May 9 2005, 03:03 PM)
QUOTE(marduk @ May 9 2005, 07:49 AM)
Its a primitive native superstition


What about the corpses?
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which corpses ?
have you seen any actual lab reports of chickens exsanguinated or just the stuff that was reported by the locals in the press
FLY SPITTA
Like I said before I just don't see how this is possible! I know you all keep giving me a explanition but you know.......don't seem right. wacko.gif
Rare and Unusual Human Creature
QUOTE(marduk @ May 9 2005, 11:25 AM)
which corpses ?
have you seen any actual lab reports of chickens exsanguinated or just the stuff that was reported by the locals in the press
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I've seen video footage of exsanguinated corpses, though not chickens.
marduk
QUOTE(Rare and Unusual Human Creature @ May 9 2005, 07:21 PM)
QUOTE(marduk @ May 9 2005, 11:25 AM)
which corpses ?
have you seen any actual lab reports of chickens exsanguinated or just the stuff that was reported by the locals in the press
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I've seen video footage of exsanguinated corpses, though not chickens.
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You're saying these were chupucabra victims ?
thats a first
got a link ?
FLY SPITTA
I seen a corpse from like every animal not just chickens! There's all kinds that supposily the Chupacabra got.
marduk
QUOTE(2PAC4LIFE @ May 9 2005, 11:38 PM)
I seen a corpse from like every animal not just  chickens! There's all kinds that supposily the Chupacabra got.
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supposily
possibly
maybe
kinda
if
etc
etc

Q. How much is a chicken worth
A. one chicken

Q. How much is a chicken that been mauled by a fox worth
A. one meal

Q. How much is a chicken that been killed by the demonic chupucabra which flew from the sky breathing fire and flashing its bright red eyes around the farmyard worth to the local media ?
A. Lots


See if any animal from a chupucabra had ever made it as far as a lab the mystery would be solved because its possible to type a saliva sample left in the wounds
I'm still waiting
FLY SPITTA
Damn everyone always makes good points!
charnelhound
not me man, mmmmmm chicken
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TaintedDoughnuts
QUOTE(charnelhound @ May 9 2005, 08:13 PM)
not me man, mmmmmm chicken
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doughnuts are better :-p
FLY SPITTA
I don't think a Chupacabra would eat that ^


But then again what do we really know about them! It might suck the jelly out thinking it's blood! rofl.gif
Lord_Kazius
hmm, seeing how we never actually seen a chupa, it could be a new species of bat or even an insect (though i doubt it), but most likely its all just a bunch of embelished tall tales to get attention....hmm is there any tell of el chupacabra in acient legends? like the legends of the sasquatch in amerindian legends?
marduk
QUOTE(Lord_Kazius @ May 10 2005, 06:22 PM)
hmm, seeing how we never actually seen a chupa, it could be a new species of bat or even an insect (though i doubt it), but most likely its all just a bunch of embelished tall tales to get attention....hmm is there any tell of el chupacabra in acient legends? like the legends of the sasquatch in amerindian legends?
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No
its a modern phenomena
It must have evolved the wings and the flames and the big red eyes recently
but nobody noticed
Occhams Razor anyone
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Lord_Kazius
the lack of legends of it furthers my skepticism on it being real...
charnelhound
all hail the evil monkey!
FLY SPITTA
You said seeing as noone seen it? Many people claim to have seen it! thumbsup.gif
Lord_Kazius
QUOTE(charnelhound @ May 10 2005, 07:22 PM)
all hail the evil monkey!
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hail the evil monkey? me? im confused.... hail me? or should i hail an evil monkey?
charnelhound
the monkey avatar urs
Lord_Kazius
hmm so hail me, for the avatar represents me... ALL HAIL LORD KAZIUS!!! or else no sandwiches for you!
thug007
maybe it eat's berries or some kind of fruit. bats eat berries.
FLY SPITTA
I can just see this thread getting closed! Anyways back on tpoci I was trying to get peoples opinion about what they think the Chupacabra easts and things of that nature.

Sorry if I seem like a @$$ but I don't wan this thread to be CLOSED
Lord_Kazius
hmm ive already posted my opinion and have discussed wether or not chupa does exist...unless more people post their opinions i dont really see this thread going anywhere, sorry...
Lord_Kazius
QUOTE(2PAC4LIFE @ May 10 2005, 09:05 PM)
You said seeing as noone seen it? Many people claim to have seen it!  thumbsup.gif
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exactly, you have made my point for me...people have CLAIMED to see it, claims arent evidence!
FLY SPITTA
Yeah, but so many people have claimed I believe that at least one of those sightings must be real. Don't you? Unless every sighting is to just attract attention or something like that. I suppose that is possible too. wink2.gif
Lord_Kazius
they saw something be it a dog/cat/bat/horse/you/me/weird al, but it wasnt a chupa, they just embellished their story to make it sound more interesting and once the originals were out people actually think they are seeing a chupa instead of what it actualy is.....
FLY SPITTA
Yeah, but they are not going to get a Chupa confused with a bat or a dog you know what I mean.... I'm saying only reason why I think people fake seeing it is they want some kind of fame. Otherwise I say if someone is positive they saw it then most likely they seen something like it.

By the way anyone know of a site that has good facts about the Chupacabra? Can you post it or PM it to me thanks.
Lord_Kazius
i am a strong believer that the chupa is a hoax...if you are told what something is supposed to look like then you see it too....too many claims arent backed up with good evidence and it is only a new phenomena, i ask you were was the chupa in the past, why did he only surface recently?
FLY SPITTA
Well I heard about the Chupa long long ago! I was in the 4th or 5th grade when I first heard about it. So I think the Chupacabra been told about for a long time. I don't know how you are saying it only appeared recently??? Because I have been knowin about it! yes.gif
The Roswell Man
lord kazius meant history wise, eg more than 100 years ago
meaning if its been living in new mexico or whateva for this long,
why has it only just surfaced recently?
p.s how long ago woz u in 5th grade? huh.gif
FLY SPITTA
I'm only in 10th grade now.........
Lord_Kazius
exactly roswell man, i intended it historicaly wise...
Lord_Kazius
i don't see 5 years ago as being a long time ago....
dragonlady_mothman
go to the ancient mysteries gallery. there is a picture of supposedly an aztec carving of El Chupa.

With no Aztecs around to ask, how they can tell that's definitively what it is is beyond me, but...eh...*points to siggy*
JohnnyBoyC
I get how look:

Ingredients for Blood

Plasma
Water and Protein

Hemoglobin
Hard dry platelets

Im not that good either but as you can see blood consists of Plasma and plasma contains Protein, and ALL meat contains protein, and thats how carnivours survive. So blood is nutritionus enough to support life. With, of of course, an adapted digestive system
FLY SPITTA
For the guy saying 5 years ain't long ago...yeah it kinda is. Also it most LIKELY was LONGER than 5 years.
dragonlady_mothman
I doubt small towns across Latin America woke up one morning and said, "Lets think of a hobgoblin to confuse those silly Americans!"

Some sightings could be misidentification...but i doubt all of them are, especially if there is footprints and carcasses left behind. Dogs dont kill like that.
FLY SPITTA
QUOTE(dragonlady_mothman @ May 12 2005, 03:52 AM)
I doubt small towns across Latin America woke up one morning and said, "Lets think of a hobgoblin to confuse those silly Americans!"

Some sightings could be misidentification...but i doubt all of them are, especially if there is footprints and carcasses left behind.  Dogs dont kill like that.
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Yeah that' s what I have been saying. thumbsup.gif
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