does the chupacabra live?
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I think there are more than just one Chupacabra, really. I know it sound a little silly, but I think there is just some creature that we just haven't really got the chance to identify and list as a species. There have many accounts of the same in places all over the world. The Chupacabra(s) Live!!
1059608
You sir are the most incoherent person ever. Are you talking about the mythological "chupacabra?" Or are you just tripping on Acid?
711803
I can help you with these: \nI arranged it by {Region}: (Tribes)\n\nThe araucanus I believe lived in Chile and not Argentina.\n\nNorthwest: Kolla, Diaguita, Zurita\n\nCuyo: Huarpe\n\nPampa/Patagonia: Mapuche, Rankulche, Tehuelche\n\nPatagonia (Tierra del Fuego): Selk'nam (Ona), Yámana (Yagán)\n\nChaco: Qomlek (Toba), Tapieté, Iyojwaja (Chorote), Wichí\nPilagá, Nivaklé (Chulupí), Guaraní (Avá-guaraní), Chané\n\nCoast (Rio de la Plata, Parana): Guaraní (Mbyá-guaraní)
543777
Chupacabras are supposed to have 12 inch fangs which they use to cut the throats of their victims, which are mostly chickens.  Then instead of eating them, the chupacabra lines them up on the floor and leaves them for the owner to find.  An animal with 12 inch fangs would have to be about as tall as a house and be very difficult to hide.  An animal would not go around killing animals and then leave them lined up in a row.\n\nHowever, drunk college students with a standard size kitchen knife can do the damage described in chupacabra attacks.\n\nSo basically crop circles, Yeti footprints, chupacabra attacks, pictures of the Loch Ness monster, the Amityville Horror and most UFOs can be written off as pranks once you look into the background details of the incident.
895372
If the habitat is there for them, yes i do , it would be very interesting to see how they live, especially when they are being pushed into extinction here on earth.  If similar habitats exist on other planets that they can survive in, at least that way they will not be forced into extinction, the way this planet is going we will soon have no creatures left.
759935
Yes they are a living thing. They breathe, eat and reproduce. Just because it doesnt walk around doenst mean it isnt living.
894008
Yes, the ambience is quite congenial for animal living. The rare species among them are being propagated within the ecological limitations.
324445
The chupacabra is a Latin American legend. It's name means "goat sucker," because it's supposed to be a creature that attacks goats and other farm animals in the middle of the night and sucks their blood. From the descriptions I've heard, it sounds something like a cross between a bat, a reptile and a monkey, but I'm sure that varies.
1079386
it is a good question,better one is can the ants live in that environment.
1078100
I know!! It's the golden toad! Here is a source! It lives in high-altitude tropical forests of Costa Rica. Extinct since 1989.  Picture is on wikipedia (see source).
1068434
They belong to a different universe. They have no left the planet.\nYou don't expect the Mayans to show his culture to Spaniard that are so filthy and stupid.\nMayans belong to the final group on Atlantis, as well as the Incas, Tibetans or Egyptians.
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Is called The Chupacabras which means the goats sucker.  It is a legendary modern character still very alive. Many goats cows and chicken ha been found bloodless in Puerto Rico and other countries and many people; adults and young, have claimed seeing a strange creature with extraterrestrial and anthropomorphic features, more like prehistoric monsters, being around the places where animals had been found dead. Serious researchers and many police departments has checked out the stories . Terrified people and whole towns had been objects of the Chupacabra terror. It is worse than Bin Laden and Sadam toghether. I believe it is a flying almost extinct pre historic specie that hides in caves and dark places underground and comes out peridically as climatological changes take place. It is not exclusive of Puerto Rico. some people claim it is an allien. Others a demon and others a creation of imaginative people, but how can all those animals including very beloved pet dogs are found dead with very specific orifices and no blood in the open fields and sometimes as a massacre to the awe of owners and mentaly stable people and scintific profesionals in charge of agricultural programs and universities.
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yes.\n\nthey are mammals and do not breathe underwater.\n\nthey take in air at the surface, so it does not matter what type of water they live in.
619464
your friend james is wrong\nthey only have ice breathing dragons in siberia\nthe Lagarto Rojo is the only species of fire breathing dragon still living in Europe i do believe
547686
Yes they do. They make bleats and babies whimper. You can listen here: http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-giant_panda.html
895892
Seems to be the paca, all right:\n\n"It is called paca in most of its range, but tepezcuintle in Mexico and Guatemala."\n\nThat name sounds like what you typed.
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All of them... or, none of them.\n\nIt all depends upon your notion of "facinating". \n\nCertainly humans have the ability to synthetically "adapt" temporarily to many environments, but there is also a plethora of creatures that are far more specialized than we:\n\nIce Worms live in glacial water\n\nSome tube worms live near ocean vents in amazingly extreme conditions, such animals have been found to transcend (near) boiling to (near) freezing water.\n\nArchaea is a bacteria group that has species which can live off of sulfur (or Iron, or such) and need no oxygen to survive.\n\nHyperthermophiles are another bacteria group within Archaea that survive in temperatures above 100 degrees C (~200 degrees F)\n\nThe Wood Frog, Rana sylvatica, can be Frozen solid (as in an ice cube) for months and survive the ordeal fine.\n\nWater Bears, Tardigrada, live in droplets of water and can survive for tens of years in a hibernate-like state \n\nI would bet this could be a very long list...