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Getting Your Goat
In the summer of 1996, the legendary chupacabras--the goatsucker--was sighted on Tucson's west side. The creature, which has also been spotted in Miami and through Latin America, is a winged monstrosity that sucks the blood from goats and other farm animals. According to an account in the Tucson Citizen, a westside family reported their child was attacked by el chupacabras, which they said had big red eyes, pointy ears and a wrinkled face, and smelled like a wet dog.
In the summer of 1996, the legendary chupacabras--the goatsucker--was sighted on Tucson's west side. The creature, which has also been spotted in Miami and through Latin America, is a winged monstrosity that sucks the blood from goats and other farm animals. According to an account in the Tucson Citizen, a westside family reported their child was attacked by el chupacabras, which they said had big red eyes, pointy ears and a wrinkled face, and smelled like a wet dog.
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