Juvenile Chupacabra?

I found these photos at, www.unexplained-mysteries.com...



Here's the story behind it.

These remains were removed from a barn located in a small village in Chiapas, Mexico.
They were discovered in an old, abandoned barn that was being demolished.

Test ran on tissue, fur and DNA from the remains were inconclusive.
The test results did not match those of any known specie, living or extinct.

We have been unable to identify the remains to date.
At this time we believe them to be the [juvenile] remains of a species most commonly refereed to as a "Chupacabra".

Species: Unknown
Location: Chiapas, Mexico
Date: 12 / July / 2007
Dr. Zeehc, H. Ted

It looks like a gaff to me. Just thought I'd put it up and see what you guys think.

[edit on 9/11/07 by NotTooHappy]

I take it you're referring to these:
Picture 1
Picture 2
(As the site doesn't allow hot linking, and we strongly recommend against hot-linking in general.)

Indeed. If you look up Dr. Zeehc, H. Ted you'll find similar "finds" by said "Dr. Zeehc".
Example

Dig a little deeper and you'll find that the creator is a guy that calls himself "DethCheez" (a bit cheezy if you ask me). You can find him on MySpace and a yahoo group where he shows of his "art". I can't link to any of the pages because they are NOT FAMILY SAFE. So if you're really interested you can easily find him. (Not recommended for younger viewers!)

In short. Yes. The "Juvenile Chupacabra" is indeed a "gaff".

Edit: Fixed links

[edit on 12-9-2007 by Gemwolf]

Gem, the links you posted were one of a phoenix illustration and a two headed snake.

I'm guessing you were talking about this.

Yeah, like Gem said, there's an artist who makes mythical creatures using dead animal parts and that is one of his creations. They're actually really interesting.

View his Deviantart by clicking here!

reply to post by Paresthesia


That's strange. The correct pages opens up for me!?

But yeah, the Deviant Art link shows the same thing.