Chupacabra found?

[k0ua]

Mythical El Chupacabra finally captured? | abc7.com

The wildlife "expert" that says that is a canine is what is know in scientific terms as a "moron".
I don't know what that thing is, but I sure know it is no canine. Nor is it a feline. It is something else.

 

[k0ua]

The biologist thought this animal is from the canine family...I have never seen any canine that could manipulate it's front paws like this thing.

Funny looking creature. Wonder what it is???

Maybe it is a chupacabra?

 

[AaronS]

Looks like some sort of wombat.

 

[texasjohn]

What a cutie. I want one. looks under appreciated!!

 

[dave1949]

A mangy fox?

 

[txdon]

Oh, that's just one of our jackoons. It's the mix of a jackrabbit and a raccoon. And yes it does have the mange.

 

[k0ua]

Someone said it might be a Coatimundi with mange. I could maybe buy that, I don't know much about them, but it sure aint no dog like animal.

 

[farmgirl19]

A Coati in Texas? Haven't heard of that before, but anything is possible. I know they are found in New Mexico. Then there is the variety in Brazil, and other parts of South America, but it would take a hike for one of them to get here!

 

[k0ua]

I looked at several Coatimundi images and tried to imagine one without hair, but two things stand out.. The tail on the suspect animal is too short, and the ears are way too long and pointed. A Coati's ears are much smaller and rounded.. Unless there are more varieties of Coati. I don't know what that thing they have in that cage is. And that wildlife "expert" doesn't either.

 

[Soundguy]

The wildlife "expert" that says that is a canine is what is know in scientific terms as a "moron".
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LMAO!