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Posted on Sunday, December 30, 2007
Uploaded by Tanis

Image credit: © Tanis

Uploader comment: I saw this replica of an extinct hog that lived 23-24 million years ago in South Dakota, and I believe it bears a slight resemblance to witness reports of Chupacabras. Might Chupacabras evolved from this ancient beast?

Recent comments on this image

#7 Posted by rick roll fan on 6/18/2009

is everything a chupacabra nowadays...

#6 Posted by darkfox on 10/7/2009

Nothing could have evolved from a creature like this, because evolution isn't true.

#5 Posted by zombie-_- on 7/17/2010

thats right, darkfox. religion trumps everything. (sometimes) im doing this baptist school course in bio, everything they say disproves evolution. starting to sound convincing...

#4 Posted by zombie-_- on 7/17/2010

btw, anyone know what the e and x in circles mean??? theyre pissing me off

#3 Posted by Cherry- on 3/24/2011

I agree ! Evolution isnt true. IF we where monkeys, why arnt we changing ?

#2 Posted by E-K-A-99 on 5/15/2011

its just a hog! there isnt a look a like to it there are hogs that look just like this one!!

#1 Posted by Ninhursag on 8/18/2012

Oh Wow .. It Really Does Look Like A Chupacabra

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