Recently, news came from Kyrgyzstan about the appearance of the legendary Chupacabra - a vampire beast - which feeds exclusively on blood. It all started when one of the residents of the Ak-Tatyr village of the Batken region, who was keeping a goat on a leash not far from his house, found her dead. Moreover, there were deep punctures on the animal's neck, and, as it turned out, there was not a single blood in the body. Soon, other pets, mainly chickens, were also damaged and bled.
When murmurs and even panic began among the people, the head of the village gathered the hunters and asked them to protect the inhabitants from this terrible predator. A special search group was formed, which combed the surroundings for several days and as a result managed to hunt down a couple of monsters at once. The smaller one was shot, and his larger "accomplice" managed to escape.
At first glance, the killed beast looks more like a stray dog than a vampire. However, who can tell exactly what a real Chupacabra looks like? In fact, this mutant really drank blood without touching the fresh meat. And this behavior is not typical of ordinary predators. So this is the most chupacabra!
In addition, after the killing of the beast, the attacks on the chicken coops stopped - apparently, the second vampire decided to leave the dangerous region. Unfortunately, the Kyrgyz authorities showed no interest in the creature killed by the hunters. Therefore, not a single scientist responded to the call to study it. The villagers themselves, although they are interested in establishing the truth, are not ready to spend money on expensive examinations - they have already suffered significant losses from the monster's visits.
However, it is now clear that the Chupacabra, however cunning and elusive, can still be hunted down and killed. That is, this is an ordinary beast, and not some kind of supernatural phenomenon. However, as in the case of Bigfoot, the Chupacabra does not give up alive. You can see traces, you can kill, but you can't catch …
But let's hope that with the help of modern technology this will someday happen, and scientists will get their hands on an individual suitable for study.