Chupacabras [EBAs] en los Estados Unidos

This article from the magazine 'Evidencia OVNI' (Issue 13, 1997), written by Scott Corrales, provides a comprehensive overview of the 'Chupacabras' phenomenon as it manifested in the United States and other regions between 1995 and 1997. The report details numerous accounts of livestock mutilations, particularly involving goats and poultry, characterized by blood drainage and specific puncture wounds. The author highlights the cultural impact of these events, noting how the phenomenon spread from Puerto Rico to the U.S. mainland, including Florida, Texas, and Arizona. The text includes testimonies from various witnesses who describe encounters with a winged, hairy creature with large black eyes and spines on its back. The article also addresses the skepticism of the scientific community, including veterinarians and researchers who often attributed the deaths to known predators like dogs or coyotes, while criticizing these experts for failing to conduct rigorous, on-site investigations. The document serves as a compilation of reports, media coverage, and anecdotal evidence, framing the Chupacabras as a significant, albeit controversial, subject of study within the Ufology and cryptozoology communities. It concludes by calling for more serious, objective scientific inquiry into the phenomenon, rather than immediate dismissal.