The chupacabra had a heyday of about five years when it was widely reported in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Chile, Nicaragua, Argentina, and Florida, ...

Abra chupacabra. A mysterious creature has been sighted in Bolivia amid reports of dead livestock with their blood allegedly sucked dry, sparking fears that the mythical chupacabra is at large in ...

The name “chupacabra,” Spanish for “goat sucker,” was coined later, in the mid-1990s, after a woman spotted what she described as a monstrous animal near her home just outside of San Juan.

Mystery creature resembling blood-sucking chupacabra shows up at woman’s house in freaky footage: ‘No one believed me’ By . Ben Cost. Published April 10, 2025, 3:40 p.m. ET.

Stories of the chupacabra, which means "goat-sucker" in Spanish, spread mainly in Latin America, the southwestern parts of the U.S. and other Spanish-speaking areas.

A Texas couple has captured what is being called a baby chupacabra, the legendary animal said to roam the countryside in search of blood. The "Ratcliffe chupacabra," as it's been dubbed, was found ...

Was that a Chupacabra in Lake Jackson, Texas? Even the man who reported it says it was probably a sick coyote, but the story has spread anyway.

Chupacabra or not, right now the creature is staying at the Stock household, living off a diet of cat food and corn, at least until someone can find out what it really is.

A Chupacabra cannot be entirely ruled out. In June, a rare sighting of what observers are calling the mythical beast was snapped by drone in the western Bolivian city of Ouro.

In Pueblo, Colorado, a chupacabra was caught on video skulking around outside a mall. The witness provided video of the creepy encounter to TV station KKTV. Watch below. While one of the ...

Chupacabra is notoriously hard to spawn, even in its designated area. You need to roam around in the general area and hope that the monster spawns. If it doesn't go to a safe house, ...