El Chupacabra: Myth or Reality?

The video explores the legend of el chupacabra, a mythical creature said to be a bloodthirsty beast found in the Americas. Despite numerous sightings, no evidence supports its existence. The legend likely originated from a science fiction film, and real animal attacks attributed to el chupacabra are probably caused by wild dogs or coyotes with mange.

What is the primary characteristic of el chupacabra according to the legend?

• It is a friendly animal.

• It lives in the ocean.

• It is a bloodthirsty creature.

• It has wings and can fly.

Where have sightings of el chupacabra been reported?

• Only in Puerto Rico

• Only in South America

• Only in the United States

• As far south as Chile and as far north as Maine

What is one common description of el chupacabra's appearance?

• A large, reptile-like creature with greenish-gray skin

• A small, furry animal with big ears

• A bird with colorful feathers

• A fish with sharp teeth

What does the name 'el chupacabra' roughly translate to?

• Blood sucker

• Goat sucker

• Vampire beast

• Wild dog

What inspired the first description of el chupacabra?

• A science fiction movie

• A dream

• A real-life encounter

• A historical event

Who conducted research on the origins of el chupacabra?

• John Smith

• Benjamin Radford

• Maria Garcia

• David Johnson

What did Benjamin Radford discover about the first eyewitness account?

• It was influenced by a science fiction film.

• It was a dream.

• It was based on a real animal attack.

• It was a hoax.

What is mange?

• A type of plant

• A kind of food

• A parasite that affects animals

• A type of weather phenomenon

What animals are believed to be responsible for the attacks attributed to el chupacabra?

• Wild dogs or coyotes with mange

• Bears

• Lions

• Wolves

What is the final conclusion about the existence of el chupacabra?

• It lives in the ocean.

• It is a myth, but dangerous animals with mange are real.

• It is definitely real.

• It is a friendly creature.