You may remember when a Texas woman claimed to have found the head of an actual blood-sucking chupacabra, and promptly set up a business selling tee shirts marking her find.
The mystery is solved, thanks to modern science.
Turns out that her find is: just another coyote. Texas State University biologists, working from DNA samples provided by KENS-TV, celebrated Halloween by unmasking the dead critter as pure "Texas Coyote."
No one is quite sure why the body was hairless, but one thing is sure: Coyote, that Native American trickster, once again has the last laugh.
Friday, November 2, 2007
Chupacabra Unmasked As Coyote
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chupacabra,
coyote,
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native american,
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texas,
texas state university,
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It's not a coyote. It's a rare Xoloitzcuintli or Mexican Hairless Dog.
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