Chupacabra
Size: 3-4ft Tall
Discovered: 09/20/1634
Last Seen: 10/16/1995
Population: 1,520
Rank:
Description:
The Chupacabra is described as a small, reptilian or canine-like creature with a spiny, armored back and sharp claws. Known for its distinctive feeding method, it allegedly punctures livestock—particularly goats—and drains their blood, leaving behind carcasses with minimal physical wounds. Witnesses often describe it with large, glowing eyes and a hunched, menacing stance. There are two main variations in its appearance: a reptilian, scaly version and a more canine-like, hairless version with grayish skin.
Habitat:
The Chupacabra is believed to inhabit rural and remote areas, particularly near farmlands and wooded regions. It prefers areas where livestock is abundant, making it easy to access food sources without being detected.
Abilities:
The Chupacabra has a unique feeding method, using its fangs to puncture the skin and drain blood from livestock. This method leaves little physical damage, except for small puncture wounds, and results in complete blood loss. The Chupacabra is known for its agility and powerful hind legs, which allow it to leap great distances, making it difficult to catch or track. Adapted to nocturnal hunting, the Chupacabra’s large, glowing eyes are believed to enhance its vision in low light, allowing it to detect prey even in total darkness.
Weaknesses:
- Bright Light
- Silver
- Loud Noise
Ways To Attract:
The Chupacabra is believed to be drawn to areas with livestock or small animals, especially in isolated farmlands. Some believe leaving small amounts of blood or meat may attract it, though actively summoning a Chupacabra is strongly discouraged due to its dangerous nature.