January 18, 2010

Is The Metroplex Monster A Chupacabra?

by Balk posted @2:15 PM

The North Central Texas Goat Sucker? [Photo: Joe Duty]
[Photo: Joe Duty]
“This is a weird little critter. This is not a coyote. This is not a dog.”
—Wise County, TX, resident Tony Potter discusses the animal carcass he discovered last week at a local golf course. Some suggest that this Metroplex Monster is a chupacabra, a legendary cryptid which stalks the American Southwest. Sure! I mean, why not? CHUPACABRA DISCOVERED, PEOPLE! MUST CREDIT THE AWL.COM, and then if you feel like it, credit the actual organization that discovered it in the first place. Whatever you're into, you know? But we'll be happy to take the link.

 
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  1. citizen192 [#68]

    Aw(l). Its paws are so adorable.

  2. deepomega [#1720]

    How is that… not a dog? Because it's a dog. A dog that's been given a very good shaving (/mangeing?)

    Still, though. A dog.

  3. Flashman [#418]

    It's a turtle without its shell.

  4. portmanteautally [#1015]

    Even more mysterious than the creature is the fact that the chunk of ground pictured serves as a golf course?

    That is one hell of a sand trap.

  5. El Matardillo [#586]

    Does it taste like bacon? Because that would make it valuable.

  6. HiredGoons [#603]

    It's about 12 pounds of ugly.

  7. Flashman [#418]

    So, the mystery of the chupacabra has at last been solved.
    All of Mexico will sleep more soundly tonight.

  8. toadvine [#1698]

    Looks like a possum without fur.

  9. phlox [#204]

    I look at that picture and all I see is a (potentially) great pair of shoes.

    No, really, look at the color and texture.

  10. kenlayne [#262]

    It's Scott Brown's new centerfold.

  11. Patrick M [#404]

    Outtake from the Tara Reid photoshoot?

 

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