“‘Chupa’ means ‘to suck’ in Spanish and ‘cabra’ is ‘goat,’ so ‘chupacabra,’ like the legendary urban myth, means ‘goat sucker,'” explains Michel Alexander Polania, the owner of Chupacabra Paletas. “I ...

(NEXSTAR) — Do you believe chupacabras exist? You’re not alone, at least not in Texas. The folkloric creature, whose name means “goat sucker” in Spanish, is believed by some to roam areas of Puerto ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- A man spotted an unusual creature, wandering around Houston's west side corridor. The animal caught on camera hasn't been definitely identified, but some may say it resembles the ...

The chupacabra has been called the Bigfoot of Latino culture, an urban legend said to drain the blood of goats and other farm animals from South America to south Texas. It’s name is Spanish for “goat ...

Finding out that Santa Claus didn’t exist hurt, but learning that there was no Loch Ness Monster or Sasquatch was crushing. The thought of a lone, final dinosaur of a creature in the wild – ...

Hide the children and secure the goats — a Chupacabra was spotted in Tucson. Although this creepy creature was originally born of Puerto Rican myth, it has since materialized and made its way across ...

The chupacabra has been called the Bigfoot of Latino culture, an urban legend said to drain the blood of goats and other farm animals from South America to South Texas. It’s very name is Spanish for ...

For the non-Puerto Ricans among us, the Chupacabra is a creature that is currently rampaging through the island, relieving farm animals of their blood. As of yet, the Chupacabra, which translates into ...

HOUSTON, Texas -- A man spotted an unusual creature, wandering around Houston's west side corridor. The animal caught on camera hasn't been definitely identified, but some may say it resembles the ...